As the presenter, you can choose the languages you want to use for both your 'spoken language' and 'subtitle language'. PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 supports several languages although more options are available for 'subtitle language'.
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Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path
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Literacy in a digital education world and peripheral issues.
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“Your mind can’t work that way,” says Smyth, the CEO of PechaKucha, a company that offers software and other services centered around a unique take on slide sharing. “It can’t both read and listen at the same time.” ” 
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Earlier this week Tony Vincent Tweeted an excellent graphic that he made to show the process of creating a flowchart in Google Drawings. Tony's graphics are always top notch and this one was not an exception to that rule.
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Posts about digital literacy written by @heydftba, @katessoper, and colinmcallistergibson
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
A good collection of one minute CPD on using Excel, OneNote, Power Point Presentations
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It's easy to find free and low-cost graphics. But it's not always easy to edit them. This post explains how to customize illustrations in PowerPoint. Via WebTeachers
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You don’t need to be a good designer, public speaker, or writer to design a powerful PowerPoint presentation. Here are a few helpful tips!
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PowerPoint presentations provide the opportunity to combine those tools into one place. In one lesson, you can incorporate speech, text, videos, and audio.
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Office Mix is an excellent PowerPoint add-in that allows teachers to create engaging and interactive presentations using multimedia materials including: images, links, videos, audio and text. Office Mix offers a number of features that would turn your PowerPoint presentation into a live interactive online lesson.
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The How to Use PowerPoint Effectively Infographic presents a three step process towards an effective presentation using PowerPoint.
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In today's increasingly device-saturated learning spaces, instruction demands interaction.
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There are so many great, hidden (or at least not as known) functions in PowerPoint. Without even leaving PowerPoint you can add great effects to your slides. …
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This blog post shares four rapid authoring tools that help you convert powerpoint presentations into online courses.Read more ›
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Preventing and dealing with presentation challenges with PowerPoint and other visual tools, and how to recover from disasters.
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Video Puppet Turns Your PowerPoint Presentations Into Narrated Videos | Free Technology for Teachers
Video Puppet is a new tool that you can use to quickly turn your PowerPoint presentations into narrated videos. If you have less than twenty slides in your presentation you don't even need to create an account on the site to turn your slides into a narrated video.
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Late last year Microsoft introduced real-time captioning and translation of PowerPoint presentations. At that time it wasn't available in all versions of PowerPoint. That changed this week when Mike Tholfsen, product manager for Microsoft EDU, Tweeted that real-time captioning and translation is now available in all versions of PowerPoint for Windows, Mac, and Web.
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One of the easier ways to get started making your own video lessons is found within a tool that some of us have been using for decades. That tool is PowerPoint.
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Posts about PowerPoint written by @katessoper and @heydftba 1 minute tips and ideas in using PowerPoint
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You can make infographics easily and quickly with PowerPoint. PowerPoint is an undercover infographic design tool that requires very little effort to produce beautiful, high quality graphics. Via WebTeachers
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"there are many ways you can integrate PowerPoint into any elearning program. It can be a simple PDF that someone interacts with, or you could use a program like Articulate Presenter to transform that presentation into an interactive, online asset. But what if you just need something “in between”? You don’t have the resources to invest in a program like Articulate, but you want more from your presentation than a rather static PDF.
Well, one possible option is to record yourself giving the presentation. Using a free tool like Screencast-o-Matic allows you to record your screen and then instantly save the video locally or upload to a platform like YouTube." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Shaona Williams's curator insight,
December 8, 2015 1:27 AM
First the question comes, why do we need videos in an eLearning course? A video is shot once and can be used in a million other ways. A single video can be translated into other languages; the great thing about videos is that it has a cross-culture appeal and can have one or varied audiences at the same time.
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This infographic shares five tips to convert your PowerPoint presentations into engaging eLearning courses.
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Free PowerPoint templates and backgrounds from Presentation magazine. A wide range of free professional and business quality Power Point templates. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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You suck at powerpoint! The power and importance of good design in your presentation.
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Check out these great, brief videos that offer quick introductions to getting started with numerous different tech tools and resources for teaching and learning.
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Bad PowerPoint design may be just as detrimental to your presentation as smelling like a horse. When you have poorly designed slides, a few things happen: your professionalism is questioned (because you essentially tell the people looking at your PowerPoint that you don't know how to create professional work); your audience members get distracted as they toggle between looking at your bad design and listen to what you're actually saying (and, in the end, they don't really ingest either); and your audience just gets bored or annoyed--which is about the worst possible outcome when presenting. Obviously, there are a number of…
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When Used With Tact, These Techniques can Help to Make Your Presentations Fun and Engaging It'd easy to bash PowerPoint, especially given the poor uses we see
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