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A bad visual experience can lose your audience. Enhance your PowerPoint presentation skills by learning these tips for building creative slideshows.

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Presenter view is a great tool to use when making presentations. It allows you to present slides professionally to the audience while keeping your talking points to yourself. However, there may be instances when you would prefer not to use

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If you’re presenting a slideshow to others who speak a different language, you can use subtitles in Microsoft PowerPoint. This helpful feature lets you talk to your audience without doing the work of translation yourself.

This week's news is all about Microsoft Ignite and the big digital workplace announcements that came out of the software giant's virtual conference.

If you’re giving a presentation remotely where audience participation is beneficial, you can hold a Q&A session in Google Slides. This lets your audience members submit questions that you can display during the presentation to address or discuss.

The trick is perfect for hiding your notes while giving a presentation in class, or being interviewed for a new role.