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By Paul Carroll, Toastmasters International
In any presentation, time is limited, and you need to decide what your clients or colleagues need to know. Too much information might confuse your audience about what’s most important. On the other hand, sometimes you’ll find that your audience is very interested in a particular point you’ve made and you need to give them more.
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Here are some tips for giving a successful presentation and getting the right level of information at the right moment:
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Apply video editing options such as recoloring, corrections, preset video styles, video borders, video effects, resizing/flipping, etc. to your video clip, and the resultant video may appear to be entirely different from your source The fact that you can make your videos look so different in PowerPoint with customizations galore can sometimes prove to be a disadvantage, especially if you want to get rid of all customizations and get back to original state of your video clip. Fortunately, the Reset Design option is just what you need at this point!
Learn how to reset your video clips in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows.
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You can position or reposition pictures and shapes, but did you know that you can make changes to any inserted video in PowerPoint 2016? Play around with options to adjust correction for videos, recoloring video, video styles, video effects, video shapes, and video borders that can help you enhance the look of your video. These options not only make your video clips look better and focused but also provide you with ideas to make your video clips stand apart.
Learn how you can Resize, Rotate, and Flip video clips in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows.
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In today’s fast-paced marketing environment, presentation management strategies typically fall into one of three categories:
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If you want your inserted video clip to play from a certain point within the video clip, you can actually trim the video so that it only plays the parts you want. However, there is another elegant solution that lets you achieve the same results, and do even more. This feature is called a Bookmark. It is similar to the conventional bookmarks you place within the pages of a book you are reading. Just like how you can easily go to that particular page with the help of a bookmark, the Bookmark you add to a video clip becomes an indicator of the time position you want to access.
Learn how to add Bookmarks to video clips in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows.
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