PowerPoint can be used to create all sort of presentations, this also includes interactive presentations in which we want the user to click images or rollover a certain image and then we want some image or an information box to pop out. Today we are going to show you how to create a presentation with …
Disaster planning presentations should not only be thorough in emphasizing upon essential tips, historical data and standard operating procedures but also need to be lively and attention grabbing. The last thing you need as a presenter is to have a sleeping audience, as the inability of your audience to concentrate on your presentation may result …
The Vortex Effect is among the most stylish transitions available in PowerPoint. Unlike the Honeycomb or Flash Transition Effect, the Vortex Effect is more generic in nature and can be suitably applied to a more diverse range of presentation topics.
Like most transition effects, you may find it a bit tricky to understand when to make use of the Glitter Effect, as it ‘arguably’ seems less generic than other PowerPoint transitions. We have previously covered posts about various PowerPoint Transition Effects; elaborating upon the importance of each effect in detail. In this post we will …
Environmental presentations can be difficult to present without appropriate templates or a well-crafted background. Even if you are able to acquire a good PowerPoint Template for your presentation, it can be hard to make your presentation interesting, considering most environment related presentations can be considered dull and boring by the audience. If you wish to …
Sometimes the best way to start your presentation is with a ‘Ripple’. Among the various PowerPoint Transition Effects, the ripple effect can be used quite freely across slides; to add a water like ripple transition to your presentation slides. Below are some tips for using the Ripple Transition Effect effectively in PowerPoint presentations.
The Clock Transition Effect in PowerPoint switches slides with a clock like hand swiping across the screen. This effect can be quite useful if you are making presentations related to time management, performance, quarterly evaluations and the like. This effect can be used to grab the attention of your audience and to give your presentation …
Some transition effects in PowerPoint are more useful than they might appear to be. Previously, we explored the features of the Random Bars Transition Effect and how it can be used for making presentations with a touch of class. Another underrated transition effect in PowerPoint is known as ‘Blinds’. The Blinds Transition Effect can be …
The Checkerboard Transition Effect in PowerPoint like other transition effects can be a handy tool for creating Animated PowerPoint Presentations. Nonetheless, you should know when exactly to use this PowerPoint effect, as it can seem out of place if not used appropriately.
The Dissolve Transition Effect in PowerPoint brings a very famous editing effect which is also commonly used in different formats of electronic media, including movies and TV shows. The dissolve effect, as the name suggests switches between frames by dissolving the existing imagery with the next one or in the case of PowerPoint, one slide …
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