Student Objectives: Build and modify an organizational chart.; Build and modify charts.; Create and modify tables within PowerPoint.; Draw an object.; Add shapes and apply formatting.; Rotate and fill an object.;  Scale and size an object.; Create a text box.

What are Organization Charts and how are they created?
1) Organization charts are useful for showing the hierarchical structure and relationships within an organization.
2) When you create an organization chart, you are using a program called Microsoft Organization Chart.
3) When including an organization chart on a slide, you can use the slide layout that has a placeholder for the organization chart.

How are Organization Charts modified?
1) To modify an organization chart, double-click it to open the Microsoft Organization Chart program. 
2) To rearrange a the arrangement of boxes in the chart, select a box and drag it where you want it to go. 
3) You can also change such things as text, font, font style, etc.

How are charts or graphs placed within a presentation?
1) Charts/graphs provide a graphical way to display statistical data in a presentation.  When you create a chart, you are using a program called Microsoft Graph.
2) How do I do it? To include a chart/graph, choose one of the slide layouts that contains a placeholder for a chart.  When ready to return back to the presentation, simply lick outside the chart to return to the slide.
3) Modifying the chart is as simple as double-clicking it so that Microsoft Graph opens, then clicking any areas on the chart in order to make changes.

How are tables added to a presentation program?
1) Tables are added to a presentation by using the slide layout with a placeholder for the table.  Simply double-click the placeholder and choose Insert, Table.  Then the user decides the number of columns or rows wanted to be inserted on the table.
2) To modify the table, choose Format, Table.

How are shapes and objects added to a presentation, used, and modified?
1) Shapes and objects can be added by using the AutoShapes and Drawing Toolbar.  Shapes and objects are used to add interest to a slide.
2) When shapes and objects are added, small squares called handles appear in order to select and resize the object.  Objects may also be grouped, which is when objects are "glued" together.  Grouping allows you to work with several objects as one object.
3) These objects and shapes can be manipulated by rotating, filling, scaling, sizing, or changing the color and position of the shape.
4) Visual elements such as shapes and objects can have certain applied formatting which changes fill color, line color, scaling and sizing.
5) These visual elements (shapes and objects) can be copied, cut, moved, and pasted using the Clipboard or moved using the Drag-n-Drop method.