Here’s how it works: When you read something, your inner voice reads it to your inner ear. When you hear someone speak, your inner ear processes what the speaker is saying.

That’s why your presentation needs to focus on the what and why, not the how. For example, if you’re presenting numbers of statistics, provide an interpretation and explain what the data means ...

How to Fix Your Presentations If you want your audience to make a decision, you need to tell a good story. Here’s how to avoid Death by PowerPoint.

In an effective presentation, leaders aren't afraid to say what others are thinking. Here's how to start and end your presentation, with three tips for connecting with your audience ...

10 Ways to Fine-Tune Your Presentation Skills Surveys show that people are answering calls, shopping online and even paying their bills during presentations. And that’s not even the worst of it ...

Microsoft has just rolled out its PowerPoint Live in Microsoft Teams, its video meeting and chat software, and now it wants to explain to its 115 million users how to actually use it to improve ...

Pausing at the right places allows you to draw attention to your presentations. Sometimes silence is more powerful than words. Public speaking places a lot of importance on the actual speaking ...

If you want to deliver a spellbinding presentation, rehearse far more than you’ve done in the past. But you don’t want to sound too rehearsed, so you’ll need to balance memorization with ...

In this step-by-step walkthrough, Howfinity explain how to harness PowerPoint’s video creation features to elevate your presentations.