Chapter 7. Delivering Presentations


In the old days, giving a PowerPoint presentation almost always meant connecting your laptop to a computer projector. You'd stand in front of a live audience and use a remote control to click through each slide while you explained each of your points in detail. You can still give a "stand and deliver" presentation, but today you also have many more options. For example:

  • Publish your presentation as a collection of Web pages.

  • Package your presentation for delivery on CD. This option is ideal for interactive, audience-paced presentations like tutorials or continuously running kiosk presentations.

  • Email the presentation to your audience.

This chapter covers each of these presentation delivery options. It also shows you how to optimize your PowerPoint presentation file to make running it and passing it around the Internet easier.


Note: Purchasing and installing PowerPoint add-ins gives you additional delivery options, such as converting your slideshow into a Flash animation, using your slideshow as the basis for a real-time collaborative meeting, and broadcasting your presentation live over the Web. For details, see page 413.



PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint 2007
ISBN: 1555583148
EAN: N/A
Year: 2006
Pages: 129

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