You might have seen some events use an alarm clock or time up sound to mark the conclusion of a session. Such an alarm can also be seamlessly integrated in PowerPoint by using a third-party add-in called EasyTimer. This free PowerPoint add-in allows you to set alarms for PowerPoint sessions.

Wouldn’t it be great if you can instantly seek feedback or ask a response for a multiple choice question from an audience with an immediate result displayed before everyone? With Mentimeter you can do all that and more. Mentimeter is a web service which takes expensive clicker based systems out of the equation as your […]

The word “branding” tends to conjure up images of sizeable billboards, company logos, advertisements, etc. However, an approach towards successful brand-building is never confined to public exposure. Branding that works, covers all fronts of your business- how your customers are treated by your employees, what’s your company culture like, how happy are your customers with […]

The use of PowerPoint, Keynote and Prezi is all too common. These tools have been overused by presenters around the world and it is becoming increasingly hard to grab the attention of an audience using these conventional tools. This is why we have compiled a list of three alternative tools for our readers to give […]

There are various web services which enable PowerPoint presenters to share their slides online. SlideFlight is one such service that we covered in a previous review. This web app comes with a PowerPoint add-in, which makes it possible to share PowerPoint slides as online handouts to enable your audience to follow your slides using any […]

One of the finest methods for making videos from your iPhone or iPad device is to use teleprompter apps. We previously reviewed Prompterous, which turns iOS devices into teleprompters to help read a script using your iDevice. This time we have something even better.

Keynote is pretty much an app exclusive for Apple products. This means that if you are a Windows user, viewing or editing Keynote files without an Apple device might appear nearly impossible. However, there is not only a very simple method to get Keynote on Windows but it’s a method offered by Apple itself. In […]

Prezi and zooming presentations are almost synonymous. The Prezi platform has been quite famous for quite some time for providing a splendid zooming UI. However, when it comes to templates I personally think Prezi has been short of its true potential. Lately, I came across a Prezi alternative known as Focusky. While Focusky claims to […]

There are more Office apps at the Google Play Store for Android than there are for desktop platforms. Unlike operating systems like Windows or Mac, there have been a plethora of developers trying to cash in the need for making presentations, spreadsheets and text base documents on Android devices. However, despite the variety of Office […]

It took a while for cloud services to catch up with desktop apps in the provision of robust editing features for Office documents. It all started with Google Docs, which started the trend for cloud based viewing and editing for Office documents. Microsoft was slow to catch up but came with their very own Office […]

HTML5 based presentation platforms have made it possible to create unconventional, zooming presentations which are arguably far more visually appealing than PowerPoint slides. Yet, the zooming UI platforms are still one of the most underused presentation tools. There are a number of services which you can use for making amazing interactive presentations; which give the […]

People have been waiting for PowerPoint on mobile devices for so long that by the time the mobile apps were released, there were already tons of better apps available. Moreover, the mobile apps for PowerPoint were anything but what users had expected. The most common viable alternative seems to be Keynote or is it?