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Don’t you just love acrobatic toast? They look great and now PowerPoint has lots more animated 3D objects to choose from, (and some of them are more sensible as well!) This is a new feature that has been added in September 2018 (version 1809) and Read More …
In this previous post, I talked about the types of animation in PowerPoint… But, how do you actually do the various types of animation? These quick demo videos will help you… Entrance Animation This is bringing objects into the slides… Emphasis Animation This is Read More …
Animating objects in PowerPoint is a useful skill. It enables you to reveal parts of your slide as you go, so you avoid giving away all your points before you’ve had chance to talk about them. It can make your slides look much slicker as Read More …
So how do you keep track of all those complex animations you’ve just applied? After all, when you realise you can animate everything – things can get a bit hard to follow! For example, a slide like this that has multiple images of devices Read More …
SharePoint is a really great platform for training materials in a larger organisation. It’s easy to upload printable materials (in PDF format) and e-learning content as well. But SharePoint pages can be a bit dull, especially if the organisation has strict branding rules or some Read More …
Adobe Captivate is brilliant for producing e-learning “demos” on popular pieces of software. You know the thing, you record yourself doing something in the software (some task or process) and after a bit of editing you get a nice little demo that shows people how Read More …