When switching between photo slideshows in PowerPoint you can add the Flash Transition Effect to make your slides more interesting. Such a slideshow may be displayed to re-visit a corporate trip during a quarterly presentation or perhaps to display the images of top achievers on the office LCD screen. In such a case you can …
Cover and Uncover are two similar transition effects in PowerPoint that can be applied to slides to give them the effect of removing or adding a page cover when a slide is changed during a presentation. These transition effects can be quite appropriately used when you wish to give your slides the effect of a …
In our recent series of tutorials about the Transition Effects in PowerPoint, we have discussed the utility and application of the Fade, Push, Wipe, Reveal, Split and Random Bars effect. In this post we will discuss the Shape Transition Effect and its utility in PowerPoint presentations.
Perhaps one of the most underrated effect in PowerPoint is the Random Bars Transition Effect. This effect displays horizontal or vertical bars when you switch from one slide to another. While this might not seem as a very useful effect, however, that depends upon your usage of it. On a personal note, I consider this …
The Reveal Transition Effect, as the name suggests, brings forward the next slide by revealing it from within the current slide. It is somewhat similar to the Fade and Wipe effects, however, it provides a distinct option by which you can add this effect to your PowerPoint slides using both a Smooth or Through Black …
In previous posts we explored the use of Push and Fade Transition Effect in PowerPoint 2013. Among the plethora of transitions that you can apply to your PowerPoint slides, one very interesting effect is the Wipe Transition Effect. Let’s take a look at how you can apply the Wipe Transition Effect and what might be …
The Transitions tab in PowerPoint provides a number of handy transition effects that can be used to switch between slides in a stylish way. In a previous post we showed you the utility and method of using the Fade Transition effect in PowerPoint 2013. This time we will explore the Push Transition Effect.
Transition effects can add a lot of vigor to an ordinary static presentation. Instead of using the default method of switching between various slides, you can make your presentations look extra special by using transition effects. Let’s explore the Fade Transition Effect and its utility in PowerPoint 2013.
While most people use Microsoft PowerPoint or Keynote for making presentations, other platforms are also gradually gaining popularity. Some examples include Prezi, video presentation platforms like Personify and impress.js. In a previous post we brought you a detailed overview of the impress.js platform, this time we are going to cover Reveal.js, which is an HTML …
Interactivity is the most loved element of PowerPoint Presentations, PPTPlex is an innovative add-in, which takes your presentation to the next level by allowing you to create a zooming interface with pan controls. PPTPlex by Office Labs, is a completely free app which will create amazing layouts for your presentations on the go. It offers …
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