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People come to listen to you – your thoughts, interpretations and insights. Fancy transitions, clips, and tons of text steal from your content and delivery.
Remember: every time you hit that clicker the audience leaves you and goes to the screen.
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The answer is the Transition element.
A slide transition in PowerPoint occurs when you move from one slide to another during a presentation. You can control the speed (time spend on a single slide before advancing to the next). We use set duration to set the transition speed. To set the transition speed to a shorter or a larger duration, select the slide and click on the Transitions tab in the Timing group. In the Duration box, type the number of seconds that you want.
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