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powerpoint 2013 Resources

  • PowerPoint 2013: 3 Tips For a Better Presentation

    Wed 29 May 2013

    In the right hands, PowerPoint can be an extremely useful presentation tool. However, much like Excel, the low barrier to entry for PowerPoint means that anyone can get their hands on the software and that’s where the problems begin. Cue poor presentations and cringe moments. These three tips twinned with our other bite-sized tips will […]

  • PowerPoint 2013: See What’s Coming with Presenter View

    Fri 26 Apr 2013

    One of the most common questions in PowerPoint training is “how can I see something different on my screen to the audience?” The answer is complicated and involves multiple graphics card outputs. The Presenter View was added in 2010 but has really come into it’s own in PowerPoint 2013. In Presenter View you can see […]

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