Presentation Software

Start with presentation features

Begin with the mind map on presentation software features. It brings together text choices such as font style, size, color, alignment and spacing, alongside the use of images. You can use it to identify the features you want to study before looking at them in more detail.

A second mind map considers how text should meet an audience’s needs and how images can help convey a message. Look at it after the features map to connect individual choices with the presentation as a whole.

Explore templates and animation

Several mind maps are titled “Presentation Software”. One describes how templates provide a design, including the positioning of items and font types. Another covers templates alongside animation and suggests keeping animation subtle or moderate.

Compare these maps as you study. Note what a template supplies and how that can leave more attention for content. The slides titled “Class 9 ICT” also discuss the visibility of text when a slide contains too much information.

Use maps and quizzes together

After studying a map, try “PowerPoint Quiz” as a practice activity. Return to the maps afterward and go over any features you want to study again. The page also lists a flashcard deck titled “Using a presentation package” if you want another format to explore.

Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also saves quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.

Keep your place in the unit

Presentation Software is a section of Office and Productivity Software in Computing and ICT. Use this page to focus on presentation features within that unit, then return to a map or quiz when you want more practice. Choose a format and explore the resources at your own pace.