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How to consistently brand graphs and charts across Microsoft Office

Who doesn’t love a well-designed chart that helps visualise your data and turn it into valuable information? They’re used in Excel for reporting and in PowerPoint presentations to help tell...

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Insights from a presentation designer: Q&A with Julie Terberg

Julie Terberg is a passionate designer, consultant, writer, and Microsoft PowerPoint MVP based in Michigan. She volunteers on the Presentation Guild Board of Directors and is a long-time collaborator with...

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Marketing automation: A failure

Nobody ever writes about failures with the latest technology. It’s embarrassing, they think they might turn things around, and their employer doesn’t want them to. But here, I’m going to...

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PowerPoint is better than Photoshop

I’ve been using PowerPoint for a long time, a long time… Throughout my PowerPoint journey I’ve found a tonne of functions in the presentation tool that match (and sometimes even...

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Insights from an effective eLearning expert

Best known by some for our persuasive presentations, the brilliant BrightCarbon team also excel in effective eLearning. And alliteration! Our skills developing eLearning that works are called on more often...

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How to use Presenter view in Google Slides

The past couple of years have seen a shift in most industries from in-person to digitally delivered presentations. For seasoned presenters and newbies alike, this move comes with the joint...

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How to write scripts for eLearning

eLearning is on the up. More and more companies are switching to online education options, and on-demand training provides a way for that to happen totally on your learners’ time....

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Presentation agency or marketing agency?

A large client of ours recently commissioned their agency of choice to create a huge set of presentations for them. It was a large project, on a tight deadline, and...

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We told you what to do…so why are so many presentations still crap?

Presentation Zen was published ten years ago. Al Gore won his Oscar for a film based on a presentation in 2006. Amazon sell more than 38,000 books with ‘presentation’ in...

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Are interactive PDFs useful for eLearning agencies?

What can you do with an Interactive PDF? (and perhaps equally importantly, what can’t you do). Working in an eLearning agency means we are always investigating different way to engage...

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Review: Storyboard That

Storyboarding is a valuable step in the creation process for visual content, like presentations, eLearning modules, and animations. Today, we are going to review Storyboard That, a software that provides...

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How to make an infographic in PowerPoint

This blog post will teach you how to make an effective infographic in PowerPoint. Humans have used pictures to communicate for thousands of years – from pictograms on cave walls...

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Presentation disasters: How to recover

Those of you who struggle overcoming presentation anxiety might think that knocking over your water or stumbling over a sentence is the worst thing that can happen. Well, I once...

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How to add error bars in PowerPoint and Excel

When you’re showing data on a graph or chart, particularly in a scientific context, it’s often important to show the variance of the data. You do this by showing error...

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