PowerPoint 2016 – 2.5.6 – Use Multiple Animation Effects
If you want to have an Entrance effect, an Emphasis effect AND an Exit effect, then this video shows you how.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.5.5 – Remove an Animation
The type of Animation you have used, determines how you remove it. See how it’s done.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.5.4 – Understand the Motion Paths Effects
Motion Path effects deal with the way an object moves around the screen. Never seen a penguin fly? Keep watching!
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.5.3 – Understand the Exit Effects
Exit effects deal with the way that an object leaves the screen. Let’s take a look at some of those effects.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.5.2 – Understand the Emphasis Effects
Emphasis effects take place on objects that are already on the screen. Let’s take a look at some of those effects.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.11 – Play Audio Across Slides
So far, when we move to a new slide, the Audio automatically stops playing. If you would prefer that it kept on playing throughout the Presentation, then this video will show you how.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.10 – Play and Hide Audio Automatically
We are going to set up our Audio so that it starts playing automatically, when we go into Slide Show view. That means we don’t need to see it, so we’ll also hide it.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.9 – Trim Audio
If you only want to use a piece of an audio track, then you have the capability to trim it down. This video shows you how.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.8 – Insert Audio
This video brings you through the steps required, to insert an Audio track into a Presentation.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.7 – Video from YouTube
This video shows you the steps to insert a video from YouTube. But just because you can, it doesn’t mean you should! This video will also explain why it’s not always a good idea.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.6 – Set a Poster Frame on a Video
Rather than starting with a black screen on the video, we can set an image to be the Poster Frame, the starting image. This video shows you how to do just that.
PowerPoint 2016 – 2.4.5 – Play a Video Full Screen
Rather than having the video sitting very obviously on the slide – we’re going to set it up, so that the video takes up the full screen, when we go into Slide Show view.