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| March 24, 2020 |
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| Tips for Making the Most of Your Slides in a Business Presentation |
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| Slides can be a great way to make a business presentation come alive – if they are designed well and then used properly. But, as many of us will have experienced, presenters will often throw their slides together without much thought for the audience and then deliver their presentation in a way that is likely to put
an audience to sleep! |
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| Read this post by David Henson of Toastmasters International |
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| Star Wars Style Credits Animation |
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| The Star Wars Style Credits Animation presentation includes a sample slide in which the credits animate in the Star Wars style. You can download this presentation and change the text in the animated text boxes as required. |
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| Download Star Wars Style Credits Animation slides |
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| The Importance of Screen Calibration |
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| We were recently working on a project of a customer and they sent in a Photoshop design of what they wanted to see on the information screens. That’s typical, most users send in a PowerPoint presentation already, while designers send in a Photoshop file and you have to start all over in PowerPoint. We were
displaying the newly created PowerPoint on a television screen here, as a test. And with this presentation, we saw completely different results between our design computer and the test television. |
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| Learn more from Kurt Dupont |
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If You’ve Ever Sat Through a Typical PowerPoint Presentation: by John
Medina
"As you no doubt have noticed if you’ve ever sat through a typical PowerPoint presentation, people don’t pay attention to boring things. You’ve got seconds to grab someone’s attention and only 10 minutes to keep it. At 9 minutes and 59 seconds, something must be done to regain attention and restart the clock–something emotional and relevant. Also, the brain needs a break. That’s why I use stories in this book to make many of my
points." |
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| Open and Close Tabs of Backstage View in PowerPoint 2019 for Windows |
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| When launched, PowerPoint 2019 for Windows typically opens with Backstage View. If you want to create a new presentation, you can do so using the New tab. If you want to work on any of the already created presentations, you can open them by using the various options in the Open tab. In this tutorial, we explore two of
those tabs: the Open and the Close tabs. |
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| Info Tab of Backstage View in PowerPoint 2019 for Windows |
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| In PowerPoint 2019 for Windows, all information that you need about your currently active presentation is available in a single easily accessible location. This location is the Info tab of Backstage View. Using the options available within this tab, you can access information about permissions set for the active
presentation, prepare your content for sharing, and also possibly recover older versions of unsaved files. In addition, the Info tab also provides access to many more properties that we will discuss on this page. |
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| Read more here |
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| Info Tab of Backstage View in PowerPoint 365 for Windows |
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| In PowerPoint 365 for Windows, all information that you need about your currently active presentation is available in a single easily accessible location. This location is the Info tab of Backstage View. Using the options available within this tab, you can access information about permissions set for the active
presentation, prepare your content for sharing, and also possibly recover older versions of unsaved files. In addition, the Info tab also provides access to many more properties that we will discuss on this page. |
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| Read more here |
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| PowerPoint Templates from Indezine |
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| PowerPoint Templates from MedicinePPT |
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| PowerPoint Templates from LegalPPT |
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| PowerPoint Templates from FreePPTTemplates |
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| PowerPoint Templates from ChristianPPT |
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