Techniques
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Last Updated: February 6th 2010
09/06/2010 01:14 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Did Your Laptop or Projector Die: Thoughts by Danny Rocks
Danny Rocks is a speaker, a trainer and an author. He has published five DVDs designed to help users get the most out of Microsoft Office programs. Also, Danny has posted over 200 video lessons on his website. This started as a thread on how to cope up with a dead laptop or projector in front of your audience, and what you should do to be prepared -- here are Danny's thoughts.
09/03/2010 02:40 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Building an Interactive Public Transport Map Application in PowerPoint
Here's a convention challenging thought. PowerPoint isn't here to create presentations! At least not exclusively anyway. I read a lot of articles talking about the best way to create presentations yet PowerPoint can be used to do so many things, even create applications.
11/27/2009 11:48 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: PowerPoint Cool Stuff: Create a Slide Show That Really Slides!
Ellen Finkelstein is the author of 101 Advanced Techniques Every PowerPoint User Should Know. This book contains several, cool PowerPoint tips, and one of them is excerpted on Indezine as an exclusive. Recently, it occurred to Ellen that the words "slide show" came about because early presentations looked like they were sliding as the slides were moved on and off the screen. Here's a technique that makes your presentation look as if it's sliding.
07/08/2008 12:31 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: The Polished Presentation -- Julie Terberg and Shellie Tucker
Julie Terberg and Shellie Tucker put up this information on an article they call The Polished Presentation -- take a look at it on the Microsoft Office Online site.
08/06/2008 01:29 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Step Forward
No one is born a great speaker. Period. Granted, people are blessed with certain strengths in the area of public speaking, but every great speaker has worked hard to become the influential person or legacy that we see.
08/06/2008 01:29 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: The Brown Bag: A Lesson about Presentation Delivery and Perception
Keep your message concise. Keep it clear. Keep it simple. And most importantly, be yourself. People will judge you. That is the fact of life. However, let them judge you for who you really are – not a poser, but an authentic voice.
10/06/2007 10:32 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Effective Presentations Using The Latest Technology - Preparation
Mary Waldera explains how important preparation is to pulling off a successful meeting. If you find yourself involved in an all day long meeting or a conference that lasts several days with multiple speakers in a large venue setting, or even if you have a
10/06/2007 10:32 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Make PowerPoint Do More
Make PowerPoint files smaller, build presentations in Word and beef up security with these easy tips. Robert Luhn teaches you more at the PC World Canada site...
10/06/2007 10:32 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: How To PowerPoint Like a Pro