When I reviewed PowerPoint for iPad version 1.0 back in April 2014, I found a lot to like but dinged the app for a few notable omissions; I also noted its dependence on a paid Office 365 subscription.

Start using Presenter View in PowerPoint to ditch cluttered catch-all slides and free up the space for punchy and powerful slides that supplement your delivery. One of the cardinal sins of PowerPoint ...

"Take your own audience on a journey to an effective presentation," exhorts Cliff Atkinson, author of "Beyond Bullet Points." His book and advice suggest using the Presenter View feature in PowerPoint ...

You can configure two monitors for your PowerPoint presentation. However, you got to be using Presenter View for this purpose. So, to begin with, you need to: Set up PowerPoint to use Presenter view ...

Those who perform presentations on a regular basis using Microsoft PowerPoint need to learn the best methods to deliver a presentation to make things more streamlined and professional. The platform ...

Worrying about how you should prepare for your presentation? You can now breathe easier and prepare better by using the latest feature created by Microsoft, the Powerpoint Presenter Coach, which will ...

Microsoft has rolled out a new preview capability for its PowerPoint Presenter Coach that will assess a speaker's body language during a virtual meeting presentation. The company has also extended its ...

Microsoft's Teams app for work is about to get superpowered. At its Ignite conference today, the company announced a slew of updates for its video chat tool to make it more useful and customizable. It ...

Creating a presentation that stands out is no small task. So, if you’re new to Microsoft PowerPoint, you’ll need to familiarize yourself with the features and tools you need to build a presentation.

You can improve your PowerPoint presentations by both improving your presentation skills and making better use of the program. To create a more compelling PowerPoint presentation, you can use tricks ...

Love it or hate it, PowerPoint isn’t going away any time soon; it remains the professional tool of choice for presentations. Features that were already in PowerPoint just became easier to discover and ...