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We bring you an amazing post by Kurt Dupont who explains in detail how PowerPoint can be used for digital signage. Ellen Finkelstein talks about the 2017 edition of her awaited Outstanding Presentations Workshop series of webinars. Dave Paradi discusses his new Annoying PowerPoint Survey. And Steve Campion of Toastmasters talks about 7 Steps to Deliver a Powerful Presentation. We also bring you Jigsaw Shapes for PowerPoint. As part of our series on the upcoming Presentation Summit, we feature Carmen Simon and Sheila McGurin. We look at using Data Labels in PowerPoint charts, Outlines in PowerPoint, and creating outlines in Notepad. For PowerPoint Online users, we explore the Presentation Gallery, and PowerPoint 2016 for Windows users can learn about adding Headers and Footers to slides, and to Notes or Handout pages. Finally, do not miss the quotes, press releases, and templates of this week.
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Have you ever wanted to use animated or non animated gear graphics in your PowerPoint slides? We have just what you need. These ready-to-use awesome gears will save you tons of time. In fact, if you need to spend an hour or two to animate them, then you will be happy to know that we have included animated variants of all gears.
We already showed how you can create outlines for PowerPoint presentations in Word 2003. There are other applications like Notepad (on Microsoft Windows) and TextEdit (on Mac OS X) in which you can create the outlines. In this tutorial, we’ll explore the procedure of creating an outline for your next presentation using Microsoft Word 2007.
Typically, there are three common ways in which you can create slides in PowerPoint. All these three ways can be combined with each other but it is best to start with creating an outline for your presentation in another program. Mac users can create outlines in TextEdit. Alternatively, you can use Microsoft Word as well. In this tutorial, we’ll show how you can use Word 2011 for Mac to create an outline for a PowerPoint presentation.
We already showed how you can create outlines for PowerPoint presentations in Word 2003. There are other applications like Notepad (on Microsoft Windows) and TextEdit (on Mac OS X) in which you can create the outlines. In this tutorial, we’ll explore the procedure of creating an outline for your next presentation using Microsoft Word 2007.
Microsoft has some amazing options for sharing Office documents online. We have explored sharing PowerPoint presentations using the Microsoft Office Web Viewer and OneDrive. There is a third option also on OneDrive that lets you share presentations on social sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. You share these presentations via a link with your friends, colleagues, and family.
Lia Barnakova is a strategy and leadership consultant with a passion for teaching others how to make presentations more “spicy” and engaging. Also known online as “P-Spice,” she regularly shares innovative presentation tricks and emerging technologies on her popular YouTube channel and Spicy Presentations blog. In her full-time job, she works with Fortune 500 clients to envision the future and develop the capabilities needed to stay ahead of changing customer needs, emerging competitors, and disruptive technologies. In this conversation, Lia talks about her sessions at the upcoming Presentation Summit 2017 in Clearwater Beach, FL.
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