CreativePro Video: Zoom Into Slides in PowerPoint

Erica Gamet Erica Gamet

In this week’s CreativePro video, Nolan Haims shows how to use Powerpoint’s Summary Zoom to focus in on a particular slide and back out again to a selection of slides. He uses this method as a great alternative to boring and uninteresting bullet points. This video comes from Nolan’s “Alternatives to Bullet Points” session at CreativePro’s Click Conference.

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