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This guide will show you how to embed video or YouTube in the most popular presentation software like PowerPoint, Google Slides, Apple Keynote and Prezi. It will cover different versions of PowerPoint as well.

Christian organisations are becoming more and more digital and have become really good at integrating multimedia into their events. This guide will help you navigate free and paid services that provide Christian video backgrounds, motion loops, countdowns and clips which can be used for worship, churches, sermons and more.

Presentations are an essential part of marketing and academia. What sets the great presentations – the ones that actually grab your attention and make you curious and even enthusiastic – apart from the bad ones?

Lots of research indicate that the use of technology to enhance lectures has several benefits. Although confidence, body language and story-telling skills are important traits of an educator, the use of technology plays a major role in how well a lecture presentation is perceived.

The classroom has traditionally been a late adopter of new technology, but this is about to change. Teachers and students stand united to push education to the front of technology adoption.

In this article we’ll show you how you can use SlideDog to easily create a digital signage solution with only a laptop and a PC/TV screen.

During our years here at SlideDog, we have collected a few tips and tricks on how to make sure your PC behaves properly during a presentation. This guide is optimized for Windows, but you should be able to adapt the steps to any operating system.

We all know how embarrassing it is when a presentation de-rails because of technical problems. Here’s a guide on how to avoid those pitfalls and at the same time impress your audience with a seamless and on-time execution of the event schedule.

A new form of lightning-talk events is starting to spread fast. With PechaKucha, presenters deliver their stories with 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each.