Owens PowerPoint Vocabulary

Title bar

• This is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation.

• Displays the name of the current file.

• This is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation.

• This is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation. The options are grouped into tabs.

Task pane

• This is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation. The options are grouped into tabs.

• interface surfaces that typically appear on the right side of the window within Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook

• Here you can change how much of the ribbon is displayed, minimize, maximize or restore the screen, or close PowerPoint altogether.

• This is a fast way to access some of the most used features.

Quick Access Toolbar

• Displays the name of the current file.

• Here you can change how much of the ribbon is displayed, minimize, maximize or restore the screen, or close PowerPoint altogether.

• Zooms in or out of a slide by simply clicking and dragging. Or use the + or – buttons to zoom.

• This is a fast way to access some of the most used features.

Menu bar

• This is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation. The options are grouped into tabs.

• Shows thumbnails of all the slides, numbered in the order they'll appear.

• provides a list of options for managing and customizing documents

• Shows current user information. Click to view account options.

Drawing Toolbars

• to add visual objects to a presentation, such as shapes, WordArt, clip art, and rectangles. You can also use the toolbar to modify existing objects by applying shading, 3D, color, and other effects. 

• This is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation. The options are grouped into tabs.

• Displays information about the presentation, such as slide numbers and buttons to view notes or comments.

• Holds notes for the presenter to read while presenting.

Outline

• this is where you’ll find all the options you need to create a presentation. The options are grouped into tabs.

• Displays the name of the current file.

• : Here you can change how much of the ribbon is displayed, minimize, maximize or restore the screen, or close PowerPoint altogether.

• to organize your thoughts and create a logical flow for your presentation. You can use outlines in a few ways

Slide pane

• This is a fast way to access some of the most used features.

• Shows a large view of the selected slide. This is where edits are made and objects are selected.

• Shows thumbnails of all the slides, numbered in the order they'll appear.

• Displays information about the presentation, such as slide numbers and buttons to view notes or comments.

Notes pane

• Zooms in or out of a slide by simply clicking and dragging. Or use the + or – buttons to zoom.

• Displays information about the presentation, such as slide numbers and buttons to view notes or comments.

• Holds notes for the presenter to read while presenting.

• Here you can change how much of the ribbon is displayed, minimize, maximize or restore the screen, or close PowerPoint altogether.

Status bar

• Displays information about the presentation, such as slide numbers and buttons to view notes or comments

• Shows a large view of the selected slide. This is where edits are made and objects are selected.

• Zooms in or out of a slide by simply clicking and dragging. Or use the + or – buttons to zoom.

• Holds notes for the presenter to read while presenting

View bar

• Zooms in or out of a slide by simply clicking and dragging. Or use the + or – buttons to zoom.

• shows a large view of the selected slide. This is where edits are made and objects are selected.

• User Info: Shows current user information. Click to view account options.

• Quickly switches between the available View options.