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This section explains how to insert a new slide in a presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. This is a fundamental skill for building a complete and well-structured presentation.
There are several ways to insert a new slide. The most common methods are described below:
When you choose to insert a new slide, you'll be presented with a variety of slide layouts. These layouts determine the arrangement of placeholders for text, images, charts, and other objects on the slide. Common layouts include:
Layout Name | Description |
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Title Slide | Includes a title placeholder and an optional subtitle. Suitable for the opening slide of a presentation. |
Title and Content | Features a title placeholder and multiple placeholders for text and images. Good for slides with a heading and supporting information. |
Section Header | Displays a section header and a content placeholder. Useful for dividing a presentation into logical sections. |
Two Content Sections | Contains two content placeholders, allowing for a split layout. |
Picture with Caption | Designed to display an image with a caption. |
Blank | A completely blank slide, allowing you to add elements manually. |
By mastering the ability to insert new slides and choosing appropriate layouts, you can create a well-organized and visually appealing presentation.