Ever wondered how presenters get their slides to move and re-organise content smoothly as they move from one to the other? Chances are, it's via the MORPH transition function. In this VERY simple demonstration I show it can be used to highlight different parts of a model. It's not the neatest or swishest example, but......
Recording of our Lunch n Learn Session in February 2021 where David Henson - The Slide Presentation Man - blew our minds with what's possible with PowerPoint - as well as sharing some good practice tips and ideas to make our own slides more professional. Watch the recording and prepare to be amazed!. https://youtu.be/M6ZY3fvqlXY This...
The Lightbulb Moment series highlights simple tricks and shortcuts to make your training design simpler or more efficient. In this tip I show you how re-using slides in PowerPoint is better than copying and pasting. https://youtu.be/rq9y1oMKyYI This content is only available to logged in users. If you would like to become a member of the...
A quick video to show you how to make sure that your slides don't take over the whole screen when you're delivering virtual training AND how to make sure that any videos you want to show play properly. It's a bit rough and ready, but you'll get the point! WATCH NOW This content is only...
One of the difficulties with virtual training is being able to see everything. When you share your slide show, your delegates are squeezed off to the side, the chatbox gets buried and your control panel can get hidden. One way to make it easier is to re-size your PowerPoint show so that it takes up......
A quick demonstration of how you can hide answers underneath questions so that participants in a virtual training session can select a question (or card) at random and then see if they are right. Can also be used for a simple card-sort exercise. https://youtu.be/RTEsQnqrEZQ This content is only available to logged in users. If you...
