Animations are one of PowerPoint’s most effective features. They aren’t just to make photos fly around (although that can be fun). Everything from personnel procedures to industrial processes to ...

Adding animations to a PowerPoint presentation can increase the impact of your words and images. The human brain pays more attention to moving objects, so animation effects automatically piqué the ...

Always, at the end of your presentation, you want your audience to remember the key points highlighted in it via distinct slides. If the audience manages to recall all the details, your presentation ...

Nothing can revive a DOA PowerPoint presentation faster than animations. Applied judiciously, these motion effects can bring dynamism to your deck and make your message more powerful. Using the ...

You can't make pictures or charts move when you click them on paper, but you can in a PowerPoint slideshow. Inject life into any PowerPoint presentation by adding an animation effect to an object on a ...

There are two types of presenters who find themselves at two extreme dimensions: the one who use no animation or transition effects and makes their slides deathly boring and the other one is who use ...

The Animation pane in PowerPoint is a task pane that appears to the right of the slide and displays important information pertaining to the animations you have added to your slides. If you have not ...

PowerPoint will let you animate chart elements, but the option's not easy to find. If you don't know about it, you might not even go looking for it. You can animate just about anything in PowerPoint, ...

Are you hankering to give your PowerPoint presentations a visual boost? Do you want to get away from the “I did this in PowerPoint look” that you (and everyone else) get from using PowerPoint’s built ...

How to create fun bouncing-ball bullet points in Microsoft PowerPoint Your email has been sent Most bullet points or lists are a bit boring—some text on a white screen. You might see a graphic or ...