The Laboratory PowerPoint template is a free template for making PowerPoint slides on labs, biologists or chemists working in the lab. If you need to talk about a laboratory work, we suggest you try one of the themes here. These PPT templates displaying laboratory equipment are for free and can be used for PowerPoint presentations. Got a custom template you want to use in PowerPoint? Did you receive a template, via download, email, or other method, that you'd like to add to PowerPoint? Copy or save your template (.potx) file to the Templates folder at: C:Users DocumentsCustom Office Templates.
For this lab you will do three online tutorials supplied by Microsoft to learn how to create a presentation, , and using Microsoft Powerpoint.
To find these tutorials, go to the http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training/CR061832731033.aspx web page. As always, if you have questions, please come and see the instructor or a TA, or send us email. We will try to help you!
Create Your First Presentation
To do this tutorial, go to the first tutorial in the list (it has the same title as this section, with 'Audio course:' in front) and click on it.
This tutorial has three practice sessions. In each, you will apply what you learned to a small Powerpoint file. As you finish each practice, save the file. Use the following names (they are the defaults, but check just in case):First practice session | Slides, text, and notes |
Second practice session | Design and layout |
Third practice session | Proof, print, prep for the show |
Please do not submit the 'PresentationCD' folder that you create as part of the third practice session.
The actual file names will have '.ppt' on the end. You don't have to type it; Powerpoint adds it automatically. Don't worry if you can't see it.
Create Your Own Template
To do this tutorial, go to the sixth tutorial in the list (it has the same title as this section) and click on it.
This tutorial has two practice sessions. In each, you will apply what you learned to a small Powerpoint file. As you finish each practice, save the file. Use the following names (they are the defaults, but check just in case):
First practice session | Of templates and their masters |
Second practice session | Color scheme, background, and logo |
As before, the actual file names will have '.ppt' on the end. You don't have to type it; Powerpoint adds it automatically. Don't worry if you can't see it.
Animations I: Preset and Custom Animations
To do this tutorial, go to the seventh tutorial in the list (it has the same title as this section) and click on it.
This tutorial has three practice sessions. In each, you will apply what you learned to a small Powerpoint file. As you finish each practice, save the file. Use the following names (they are the defaults, but check just in case):First practice session | Preset animation schemes |
Second practice session | Custom animation |
Third practice session | Custom effects for text and pictures |
As before, the actual file names will have '.ppt' on the end. You don't have to type it; Powerpoint adds it automatically. Don't worry if you can't see it.
What to Turn In
You should store all 8 files in your MySpace. To turn the files in to the graders, go to MyUCDavis, and submit them to ECS 15; go to Assignments and then the Drop Off for Lab 4.
After submitting all eight files, you are done. Don't forget to use the Start button to logout from the lab computers!
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