Reviews
I looked for a book to learn PowerPoint, but most were too thick and overwhelming. So, I decided on this book because it is well-organized and covers only the essentials. The text and images are large, so even someone with poor eyesight like me has no trouble reading it. I recommend this book to anyone who doesn't want to give lengthy presentations or master the software, but simply wants to learn the basics.
I really like it because even someone like me who isn't very good with computers can easily follow along. If I take my time and go through the whole book, I'll be able to get proficient, right?
Choi Hong-ju: PowerPoint 2013
* Overview and Content With friendly explanations and fun practice examples presented in large images and text, anyone can learn easily and quickly! PowerPoint is well-known as a program for creating materials for meetings and seminars. However, the possibilities for what you can create using PowerPoint's features are endless. Through large images, text, and engaging practice examples, this book helps you master the basic functions of PowerPoint and teaches you how to create your own PowerPoint Book, or Pbook, using those learned features. You will learn everything from the fundamental functions you must know when using PowerPoint—such as launching the program, basic functions, screen components, and text input—to methods for WordArt, shape formatting, and inserting images to add effects and decorations. It also introduces how to combine shapes, use gradient functions, insert videos and music, and apply animation effects. Finally, you can learn how to create your own PBook through various features designed for full-scale PowerPoint Book creation, such as designing front and back covers, adding page numbers, and creating page-turning effects.
Korean title: 파워포인트 2013
Korean author: 최홍주
Korean publisher: 영진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788931461169
Reviews
I looked for a book to learn PowerPoint, but most were too thick and overwhelming. So, I decided on this book because it is well-organized and covers only the essentials. The text and images are large, so even someone with poor eyesight like me has no trouble reading it. I recommend this book to anyone who doesn't want to give lengthy presentations or master the software, but simply wants to learn the basics.
I really like it because even someone like me who isn't very good with computers can easily follow along. If I take my time and go through the whole book, I'll be able to get proficient, right?
