Learn how to create visually interesting presentations that will cause people to sit up and pay attention.
Learn how to create visually interesting presentations that will cause people to sit up and pay attention.
Microsoft PowerPoint is the most popular tool for presentations in the workplace, so using it effectively is a crucial skill for any business professional. In this course, our PowerPoint expert Kathy Snizaski will show you how to use PowerPoint’s advanced customization options and editing tools to create powerful and dynamic presentations.
Engaging, interesting, and clear presentations are effective. Kathy will show you how to use WordArt and advanced graphics tools and how to insert audio and video files to make a presentation engaging for your audience. You’ll also learn to share data clearly and compellingly using custom tables and charts. In addition, you’ll learn how to use custom animations and transitions to enhance your delivery.
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Trainer and Facilitator
I am the owner, trainer, and facilitator of interactive business Training. My company provides corporate training for businesses or individuals and we are also a Microsoft partnership. My professional passion is staff development. Training is my ‘chocolate’. I have a gift for being able to learn a topic (most of the time technical) and break it down in a way that adults can not only understand but are able to apply to their jobs to become more efficient and productive.
