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| August 16, 2022 |
| PowerPoint and Presenting News |
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| Using Humor to Support a Serious Presentation |
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| Over the years I have listened to many ‘serious’ speakers who, frankly, offer an excellent antidote to insomnia. The drier the content of a presentation, the harder it can be for the audience to stay attentive. My inevitable response to my coaching client was, ‘Do you want to be a serious speaker or a speaker who is
taken seriously?’ |
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| Read more with Glen Savage of Toastmasters International |
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| Organic Shapes with Brush Edges |
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| You get 8 shape types plus lines as part of this Organic Shapes collection. Each of these 8 shape types have 10 variants. So you end up with 80 hand-drawn shape options! Again each of these 80 shapes have 12 brush stroke styles! Plus you get the lines and arrows in 12 brush stroke styles too. Combine all variations to end up with more
than 3000 possibilities. |
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| Buy and Download for $99+ (83 MB) |
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| Using the Morph Transition with Curve Shapes in PowerPoint |
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| We already looked at getting started with the Morph transition in PowerPoint. In this next tutorial of the Morph transition series, we will look at using the Curve line tool to create some drawings. These drawings can be duplicated on subsequent slides, and edited slightly in each slide. The results can differ depending upon what you
draw. While it will be great if you have artistic skills to draw within PowerPoint, it doesn't matter if you cannot draw. We will also provide a sample presentation and video walkthrough to help. |
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| Quickly create animations using the Curve line tool and the Morph transition in PowerPoint |
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Look Around You: by Nancy Duarte
"Look around you. Your clothes, language, furniture, house, city, and nation all began as a vision in someone else’s mind. Your food, drink, vehicles, books, schools, entertainment, tools, and appliances all came from someone’s dissatisfaction with the world as they found it. Humans love to create. And creating starts with an idea that can change the world." |
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| Using Exclamation Named Objects with Morph in PowerPoint |
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| So, how does the Morph transition effect in PowerPoint work? You duplicate a slide and then modify the existing slide objects so that a tween effect is created based on the differences between two or more slides. You can also create your own shapes to Morph rather than use PowerPoint's pre-built shapes. However, what if you take
two completely different slides and apply the Morph transition effect? The results will be unpredictable, because although PowerPoint does have artificial intelligence, it still cannot define which objects should morph from the first slide to the second slide. To overcome this problem, PowerPoint allows you to use exclamation-named objects in your slides. |
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| Morph between two disparate slide objects by using named objects with exclamations added |
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