PowerPoint Tips

From a simple slideshow to a powerful platform, Microsoft PowerPoint has undergone a radical metamorphosis and exciting developments over the years, enhancing communication. Even after 37 years of its release, Microsoft PowerPoint holds 23.29% of the share in the presentation market. This statistic speaks a volume about the popularity and...

PowerPoint has various user-friendly features that allow users to craft compelling presentations quickly. Grouping, ungrouping, and regrouping are some of those excellent features. Grouping images or shapes in PowerPoint enables the users to move multiple elements at once. Whereas ungrouping lets the users break the grouped object back into individual...

PowerPoint is one of the most amazing tools for crafting and delivering engaging presentations. The platform enables the users to add multiple visual elements and even animation to make their slideshows attention-grabbing. One way to enhance the visual appeal of the slides and make the audience focus on specific information...

Microsoft PowerPoint is a popular tool amongst professionals from different fields to craft stunning presentations in minutes. With the popularity of presentations worldwide, presenters may need to translate their slideshows into a foreign language. Fortunately, translating in PowerPoint is easier than it seems.  We have introduced this tutorial to help...

The attention span of students in today’s era is less than that of a bee. Thirty seconds into the lecture, and you would see some of the students with yawning faces, some cross-talking, and the remaining day-dreaming. As a teacher, keeping students on their toes and capturing their fleeting attention...

One of the common problems in PowerPoint is a large file size which makes it difficult to access or share your presentation. Large files also occupy too much space on your computer, and your system slows down when you open that file. Some organizations impose limitations on maximum file sizes...

To enrich your PowerPoint presentations, tables are a perfect choice. They give a more structured and sophisticated look if you want to show complex statistics or comparisons of huge data sets. So, if you have a presentation coming up and want to learn how to create and format tables from...

Think of the scenario when you actually get to present your slides to your audience. It’s a room full of people, and you start with an overview of the presentation, giving its context and purpose. And eventually, when you start with the details, you realize that not everybody is walking...

Let’s say you want to share a tutorial with new hires or some learning material with your colleagues. Do you think they will be able to grasp it completely from a static combination of texts and images?  Adding audio or video narration to your slides might be what you need...

There are many options available in the market today for presentations outside the Microsoft ecosystem. But PowerPoint, to date, remains one of the top choices for professionals for its extensive library of PowerPoint templates and ease of use. Simplicity in creating presentations and familiarity with the ecosystem are other reasons...