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Presentations with static slides and plain backgrounds aren’t going to win you an applause, unless you are an exceptionally good presenter. As not all of us have the Steve Jobs touch when it comes to presenting our ideas, therefore, here are a few tips that can help you add a touch of creativity when presenting …
Two aspects of a speech or presentation hold immense importance to ensure that you are able to leave a lasting impact on your audience, i.e. the opening and closing remarks. Using the right words can help you leave on a high note and needless to say, failing to do so can make your presentation forgettable and …
The availability of reliable AI tools for presenters and content creators has increased over the years. Perhaps the trend has something to do with the various AI powered tools that have become household names like Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant, and Cortana; giving rise to increased development of artificial intelligence powered tools for other purposes, such …
One of the biggest challenges that presenters face when working with PowerPoint is the need to drag and adjust slide elements without messing up the slide design. Most people don’t have an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals of a good design and therefore they can be confused about how to fashion slides which might appear …
Many people dread public speaking. And with good reason. After all, who would want to be in a very vulnerable position: being in front of a crowd, under their scrutiny, talking about something you may or may not really know a lot about. In fact, public speaking anxiety may just be hardwired into the human DNA. However, …
Gone are the days of black boards and overhead projectors. Today, from classroom presentations to board room meetings, the absolute means to justify the desired end is what we refer to as a PowerPoint presentation. Here, the desired end for everyone is that their presentation is well received by the audience. Hence, in this article …
Some people suffer from acrophobia, the fear of heights or aerophobia, the fear of flying. Whereas for others it’s arachnophobia, the fear of spiders. But there is one fear that perhaps beats all the aforementioned, i.e., Glossophobia. People suffering from this phobia can end up trembling, sweating, nauseated, dizzy, with a range of other issues. …
Presenter View has long been a handy feature in PowerPoint which allows the presenter to access handy tools while presenting slides. As Microsoft Teams has become one of the most widely used remote meeting applications, Microsoft has now introduced PowerPoint Presenter View for Microsoft Teams. With the new features, you can present your PowerPoint presentations …
Almost every article or web page related to public speaking and the sorts will tell you to keep your audience in mind before preparing a speech, and that will take your speech to the next level and yet the irony remains! Our audiences are the least of our worries. In this article, you can learn …
Since a lot of the tasks people now perform are via smartphone or tablets, wireless screen mirroring can be an effective mechanism for saving time by broadcasting your mobile device to a large screen. As more people require working from home amidst the changing trends fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic, wireless screen mirroring for remote …
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