PowerPoint Road Instructions
Present a list in PowerPoint by creating a dynamic sense of movement and progress. Animation makes list items move towards the audience, as they feel as if we are driving down a road.
Users can download and edit these PowerPoint slides, and easily extend the length of the sequence – with a handy tutorial available to show how. These slides will be of obvious interest to those in transport, logistics, and automotive industries – but can be used by companies and presenters anywhere.
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Susan Sim
12:46 pm, August 10th, 2009
Perfect for explaining roadmaps for students’ career paths! It ensures participation and interest.
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Joby Blume
7:57 pm, August 10th, 2009
Susan, interesting use – can’t say we anticipated it. But we certainly agree with regards interest – visual slides are so much more engaging that dry bullet points.