10 Top Techniques that Professional PowerPoint Presenters Use Training Webinar By Ellen Finkelstein

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Create lines and boxes that fade into transparency Transparency is cool! 1

Create lines and boxes that fade into transparency Transparency is cool!

Gradients can fade on both ends Gradients provide a Photoshopped look In PowerPoint 2007, they were greatly improved

Gradients can fade on both ends Gradients provide a Photoshopped look In PowerPoint 2007, they were greatly improved

You can apply transparency gradients over images 2

Make the text legible! 3

Create 3D shapes with bevels 4

The slide icon

How to make a baby 5

Take Your Slides From Mediocre to Memorable Ellen Finkelstein PowerPoint MVP 6

Take Your Slides From Mediocre to Memorable Ellen Finkelstein PowerPoint MVP

Take Your Slides From Mediocre to Memorable Ellen Finkelstein PowerPoint MVP

Make a light bulb blink on and off 7

Blur the background 8

Seamlessly move to another presentation Use for gamesGreat for multi-presenter situationsIdeal for multi-author presentationsBuild a presentation from existing onesStitch together learning modules and stitch them together 9

Seamlessly move to another presentation Use for gamesGreat for multi-presenter situationsIdeal for multi-author presentationsBuild a presentation from existing onesStitch together learning modules and stitch them together

Use Notes pages for handouts

10 Top Techniques that Professional PowerPoint Presenters Use Training Webinar By Ellen Finkelstein

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