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Presentation Tips for Educators [MEMBERSHIP]
Present your List for educational presentations in a memorable way
Creative List animation for Teachers (5:49)
Present lists using Numbered Blocks with Morph (4:05)
Easy Scrolling Dates Animation using Morph (8:54)
Create Animated Pop up banners to make announcements in style (8:58)
Present your Acronyms in a memorable way
Present your Acronyms in style using Animation (5:55)
How to creatively Animate your Acronyms (7:50)
3D Cube model rotation to reveal an Acronym with Morph (6:19)
Animation to show Etymology in a Technical Presentation (11:54)
Make educational graphics in style
How to draw a transparent cube easily (3:51)
How to draw Geometrical shapes easily (4:46)
Create hand drawn looking shapes in one click (4:52)
Present your Maps better
Present your Maps better using Morph Transition (5:07)
Present your Technical Images and Maps using Morph (7:05)
How to embed Dynamic Google Maps in your Slides (6:14)
Useful Animations for Educators
Visualize a Continuous Flow Animation (12:36)
Create a GIF Animation to show Continuous Movement (4:55)
Create an Animated GIF in PowerPoint to make your diagrams engaging (7:48)
Create Graphics and Handouts for Technical Presentations
Torn Paper Effect to quote Scientific Journals (3:40)
Spotlight label effect to present technical images (7:09)
Create a beautiful Infographic Poster right inside PowerPoint (11:27)
Create PDF Handouts for your PowerPoint presentations (2:37)
Useful Tips for Teachers
Essential PowerPoint tips for Teachers (13:46)
5 More PowerPoint tips for Teachers (13:22)
How to automatically hide the taskbar in Desktop mode (1:09)
How to use Breadcrumbs technique to guide your audience (5:38)
Tips regarding Mindset and Approach for Educators
How to improve memory retention of your presentation (3:48)
How to avoid confusing your audience during your training presentation (3:40)
Trick to make your Technical Presentations stick (4:20)
Why 8 second attention span is a myth (7:37)
How to avoid confusing your audience during your training presentation
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