Creating and Saving Presentations

Is a Microsoft's online storage space that you can use to save, edit, and share your presentations and other files. This is accessible through your computer, smartphone, or any of the devices.

• Google Drive

• OneDrive

• SandBox

• Xbox

This OneDrive benefit states that:

When you save your files to OneDrive, you’ll be able to access them from any computer, tablet, or smartphone that has an Internet connection. You'll also be able to create new presentations from OneDrive.

• Access your files anywhere.

• Back up your files.

• Share files.

• OneDrive has no benefits.

This OneDrive benefit states that:

Saving files to OneDrive gives them an extra layer of protection. Even if something happens to your computer, OneDrive will keep your files safe and accessible.

• Access your files anywhere.

• Back up your files.

• Share files.

• OneDrive has no benefits.

This OneDrive benefit states that:

It’s easy to share your OneDrive files with friends and coworkers. You can choose whether they can edit or simply read files. This option is great for collaboration because multiple people can edit a presentation at the same time (also known as co-authoring).

• Access your files anywhere.

• Back up your files.

• Share files.

• OneDrive has no benefits.

As a learner registered in the Department of Education, how can you make use of your OneDrive.

• Signing in with your google account.

• Signing in with your Microsoft 365 Account.

• Signing in to Facebook.

• Signing in to Twitter.

We can directly save our files to OneDrive when working on Office 365 apps like Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, etc.

• True

• False

• We can't access OneDrive.

• We can't save files to OneDrive.

What are PowerPoint files called?

• Document

• Spreadsheet

• Presentations

• PDF

When creating new presentations, which of the following tabs are you going to select?

• Home

• File

• Insert

• Design

It is a predesigned presentation you can use to create a new slide show quickly.

• Headings

• Animations

• Template

• Formats

Sometimes you may need to work with presentations that were created in earlier versions of PowerPoint, like PowerPoint 2003 or PowerPoint 2000. When you open these types of presentations, they will appear in ____________.

• Templates

• Compatibility Mode

• Animations

• Slides