Whenever I deliver a presentation, I share my PowerPoint deck online afterwards for anyone who was unable to attend the meeting in person. In theory, that lets everyone see what they missed, but in ...

There are usually two kinds of people. Historically, you are either someone who frequently creates and edits presentations in Microsoft’s PowerPoint app or you aren’t. For years, Microsoft has offered ...

Once you’ve created a PowerPoint presentation, it’s time to think about how you will present it. PowerPoint has a few options for making online presentations, but they deal with just a few scenarios.

Surely this has happened to you: A last minute attendee needs to see your presentation, but he's offsite and you haven't configured any sort of Web conferencing software. You e-mail him the deck and ...

Creating a video presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint is an effective way to share your ideas in a professional and accessible format. Whether you’re preparing for a virtual meeting, an online course, ...

Tired of sitting through death by PowerPoint? Yes, me too. Often the slides have been created with no thought whatsoever about how they are going to be received by the audience. They are poorly ...

Microsoft PowerPoint is the most used presentation tool on the planet and for very good reasons. If you want to create professional presentations for work, this program is your best bet since it is ...

Web presentations allow you to share speeches and training seminars with audiences you otherwise couldn't reach. A number of software programs and online services provide you with the tools you need ...

You don't have to download an office suite to build great-looking presentations for work, a talk, or school. There are plenty of online options that work well from ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature called Transform that lets users of Word on the web turn a text-based document into a PowerPoint presentation with a design theme. The new Transform command can ...