PowerPoint Slideshow

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What Does PowerPoint Slideshow Mean?

A PowerPoint slideshow (PPT) is a presentation created on software from Microsoft that allows users to add audio, visual and audio/visual features to a presentation. It is considered to be a multimedia technology and also acts as a tool for collaboration and content sharing. PowerPoint is included in Microsoft Office, making it one of the most well-known and widely used brands of presentation software.

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A PowerPoint slideshow is also known as a PowerPoint presentation.

Techopedia Explains PowerPoint Slideshow

A PowerPoint slideshow is generally considered very easy to create, as no knowledge of design is required to create slideshows. PowerPoint slideshows can include embedded images, audio and video to provide better visual impact. PowerPoint slideshows are also flexible, allowing presenters to customize the slides to fit their needs. Microsoft provides many standard templates and themes for PowerPoint slideshows in order to help presenters in developing slides.

PowerPoint slideshows are considered to be one of the easiest, most useful and most accessible methods to create and present visual aids. Reordering the presentation is easy with the drag-and-drop feature. For presenters, it helps to improve audience focus, increase visual impact and also increase interactivity and spontaneity during a presentation. For certain topics, PowerPoint slideshows help users in analyzing and synthesizing complexities. It supports and encourages teaching and learning processes.

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