
Aug 02, 2016
There is nothing more painfully boring than sitting through a presentation that is delivered alongside dozens of identically-themed PowerPoint slides filled with just text.
Your PowerPoint slides can either make or break your presentation. See how you can enhance your slides by adding animations, hyperlinks, custom shows, and more with the following posts.


Nov 04, 2020
Adding animations to our PowerPoint presentations can add visual interest and help emphasise information being presented. It can also be quite time consuming getting […]


Apr 07, 2021
Many people think of PowerPoint presentations as being very linear in nature; you start at slide 1 and then go 2, 3, 4, 5 etc. until you get to the last slide. But this […]


Sep 18, 2020
Microsoft PowerPoint makes it easy for users to navigate within their presentations or link objects and shapes to files, programs or videos. The two easiest ways of […]


Jun 29, 2020
Advancements in communication make distributed office environments and working remotely an ever more practicable option, but what about when you need to deliver a […]
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