Yes you are right power point is like a presentation

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<h2>Why learn how to use Microsoft PowerPoint?</h2>
<p>In previous tutorials, you learned how to analyze data and create reports and graphs. Often after completing any of these steps, you may be asked to share your work with others. While it is possible to simply send along a copy of the report or graph, it is also quite common to be asked to present the data to a group of people in the form of a presentation.</p>
<p>Microsoft also has a powerful presentation application, known as PowerPoint. In this learning tutorial, you will learn the basics of using PowerPoint, focused on editing a pre-existing presentation and changing style elements. Before we begin, here is a quick tutorial on some key information about PowerPoint and some handy tips to remember before we start using this program.</p>
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<li>When you are actually working in PowerPoint you are working on a presentation. Individual pages within a presentation are called slides. You can think of slides similarly to a page in Word: each is a standalone piece in a presentation.</li>
<li>Just like in Word, PowerPoint has a ribbon area at the top of the window with different tabs. Refer to the <a href="https://app.ulearngo.com/tutorials/microsoft-word/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Microsoft Word tutorial</a> for a refresher on these terms if you need one.</li>
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Discover how to create engaging presentations with Microsoft PowerPoint, including editing and organizing slides, using text boxes and headers/footers, applying themes and transition effects, inserting images/clip art, videos and SmartArt, and arranging objects. Also, learn why it&#8217;s important to add media and how to present sales information effectively.


Why It Matters: Microsoft PowerPoint

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