PowerPoint: Creating a Self-Running, Interactive Presentation

PowerPoint isn't just for static, click-by-click presentations. This powerful software enables users to create self-running, interactive presentations that can be useful in a variety of scenarios: product demos for meetings or trade show booths; school research projects; or even slideshows for family and friends. In this concise course, David Rivers shows you how to create your own self-running PowerPoint presentation quickly and easily while incorporating interactive elements that can provide your audience specified levels of control.

Learning objectives
Explain the importance of storyboarding a project.
Describe branching and why you might use it.
Cite the process for adding video to a presentation.
Explain how to animate slides with transitions.
Name the commands that allow you to preview your presentation.
Describe what timing is and how to add and rehearse timings.