Thermometer in PowerPoint 2010

A thermometer can be a great visualization tool to be used in conjunction with gauges and other dashboard elements. However, PowerPoint by default do not include this visualization in the SmartArt Gallery or in the available charts. Here we will show you how to make a simple thermometer in PowerPoint 2010 using Shapes. This thermometer …

Make Interactive Maps with StatSilk Software

Creating Interactive Maps and impressive visualizations for presentations is something that many presenters may wonder how-to in order to impress the audience. Fortunately we can now access to StatSilk. StatSilk offers a range of web-based and desktop software to cater to diverse mapping and visualization needs including interactive maps and other data visualizations. By using StatSilk software …

Connect Arrows in PowerPoint 2010

Connecting arrows in PowerPoint 2010 can be challenging for anyone newbie who need to make graphs or diagrams. While connecting shapes is much easier since each shape has its own anchor points, connecting single arrows together can be challenging in advance. But earlier we talked about how to connect lines in PowerPoint in the article …

Designing Graphs in PowerPoint 2010

In mathematics and computer science, graph theory is the study of graphs. A Graph is a mathematical structure used to model pairwise relations between objects from a certain collection. Indeed, the tree structure representation are a type of graphs having a root and leaves. A graph is a collection of vertices (nodes) and edges that are …

How to Insert a 3D Model in PowerPoint

To insert a 3D Model in PowerPoint, go to Insert menu, and click 3D Model button. This will open a new dialog box to browse the 3D model collections. In our example above, we’ve inserted a 3D traffic cone in our presentation slide. Once in the slide, you can rotate the 3D Model to any …