Presentations

Candidates should be able to:

use a master slide to appropriately place objects and set suitable styles to meet the needs of the audience
- ○ identify the need for consistency of presentation, in terms of styles, point sizes, colour schemes, transitions and animations
- ○ use the master slide to place objects appropriately, including: images, text, logos, slide footers, automated slide numbering
- ○ use the master slide to set font styles, heading styles and colour schemes as required by the audience
- ○ manipulate and use specified areas for headings, subheadings, bullets, images, charts, colours, text boxes, presenter notes, audience notes as appropriate
use suitable software tools to create presentation slides to meet the needs of the audience use suitable software tools to display the presentation in a variety of formats, including: looped on-screen carousel, controlled presentation, presenter notes, audience notes taking into account the needs of the audience
- ○ insert a new slide, when required, selecting the appropriate slide type for the purpose
- ○ place text on the slides including: headings, subheadings, bulleted lists where appropriate
- ○ apply consistent styles using available software tools, including: select from the presentation colour scheme, the use of text enhancement
- ○ place appropriate images on the slides, including: still images, video clips, animated images
- ○ place sound within a slide
- ○ place charts imported from a spreadsheet
- ○ place other objects including: symbols, lines, arrows, call out boxes
- ○ create consistent transitions between pages
- ○ create consistent animation facilities on text, images and other objects
Use suitable software tools to display the presentation in a variety of formats, including: looped on-screen carousel, controlled presentation, presenter notes, audience notes taking into account the needs of the audience.