Augmented Reality (AR) is a new medium for designers and marketing professionals to explore and take advantage of.
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It’s time for another game where instructors will share their best tip or trick for Presentation Design in under 3 minutes. There are always great tips attendees learn during this time, and we have a lot of fun.
Premiere Pro sounds scary and overwhelming — after all, it’s used by Hollywood studios and high-end pros around the world. But here’s a secret: In this one-hour session, you can learn everything you need to know to get up to speed and making videos.
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In earlier sessions today, we’ve learned about creating animations and multi-state objects, adding timing and buttons, and more. Now, let’s put it all together, incorporate video and custom HTML widgets, and create a rich, interactive document!
Instead of a one-way linear slideshow, what if you could navigate your presentation content based on the audience’s interests?
Enter Navigational Slideshows!
In this session, we’ll show you how to strategize presentation content to maximize alignment between what your speakers have to say and what your audience wants to hear. Then, we’ll show you how to create menus and links directly in PowerPoint and Google Slides so you can quickly navigate to the section of the slideshow that’s most useful.
Advantages of Navigational Slideshows:
Sales meetings and trainings should be about conversations and engagement. Don’t let linear, one-way slideshows get in the way of connections and deeper learning experiences!
You’ve been given a PowerPoint deck and told to improve it before the big meeting this afternoon… Don’t panic! Instead, make use of these simple yet highly effective techniques for making bad slides look great.
Everything in the real world moves, so why should your designs and layouts stay still? Making stuff move with animation or video doesn’t have to be scary or difficult with easy tools that you probably already have (or can easily get).
In this fast-paced session, we will look at how to:
Audiences are changing and becoming more diverse by the day, and their wants and needs of are evolving—as are the expectations of us as designers. Diversity, inclusion, and equity is a critical component of a healthy design community and workplace. Learn what you can do to do the right thing.
Come along my creative journey as I show you the steps to bring to life a Surreal photo composite in Photoshop and teach you real-world photo compositing techniques.
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Yes, PowerPoint can accessible. It doesn’t matter if you are just presenting or exporting to PDF. There are specific accessibility considerations you must use to have an inclusive presentation. This session will explore the built-in accessibility tools, some “hidden features” and the best way to get the most accessible PPT documents into PDF or for presenting to a live audience.
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