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When you make your presentation, you want the audience to pay attention.
Learn how to track changes in PowerPoint to make collaboration and cross-talk much easier in your next presentation.
Businesspeople, teachers, speakers… they all end up needing translations at one point in their careers. That’s only natural, when you have such amazing presentations, you attract people from all over the world, and it can happen that our audience doesn’t speak the same language. But worry not, because in this tutorial you are going to learn how to translate PowerPoint slides in four easy steps!
A treemap is a chart of nesting categories ideal for providing a hierarchical view of data, such as your company’s best-selling products by largest sales. Each color represents a different category.
When you give a presentation in Google Slides, engagement is the name of the game. You want to interact with your audience. It’s only natural that you might want to embed a poll everywhere in Google Slides to increase engagement.
Presenting data is one of the most common content types in presentations. Speakers are often faced with the task of presenting their data in a way that directs the audience’s attention to the key messages.
Working on a project and trying to keep it on track? A Gantt chart is right for you.
What is a multimedia presentation? Learn how to mix and match images, audio, video, and text in your PowerPoint presentation to capture attention better.
A pitch deck in business is designed to give a concise overview of a business, including but not limited to the business’s central idea, the product/market fit, the monetization model, the team, and the goals.
Who has never used a PowerPoint template as visual support for their presentation? However, do we really know what it is and what it is used for?