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Determine type of visual output and select/design Template. (I)
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Create a presentation outline. (II)
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Format text on slides. (III)
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Import and create simple graphics. (IV)
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Enter data and create a chart. (V)
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Add static transition effects to standard text and graphic elements.
(VI)
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Analyze the variety of dynamics, elements that change over time,
currently available. (VII)
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Appropriately incorporate time-based data, such as video clips and
animated charts into presentations. (VIII)
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Import advanced graphics and animated sequences. (IX)
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Incorporate sound with sensitivity and subtlely into presentations.
(X)
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Manipulate sequences for maximum effect. (XI)
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Design speaker's notes and audience handouts. (XII)
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Design and run a complex desktop presentation. (XIII)
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