Microsoft today released a preview version of Office Mix, a new PowerPoint addon that lets teachers create rich media presentations and interactive lessons and share them online. Office Mix includes ...

PowerPoint doesn't have to be boring anymore, says Microsoft's new launch of an online private review program that will benefit educators and presenters alike, with interactive tools and add-ons. The ...

PowerPoint lets you put presentations together in a snap, but your slide shows can be dull and boring if you only know the basics. It’s time to learn how to customize templates, add animations and ...

Microsoft is continuing to add more "AI" features to PowerPoint. Back in 2015, Microsoft announced PowerPoint Designer and Morph-- two new cloud-powered features that built on Microsoft's ...

The next-generation of PowerPoint presentations is almost here, and to help get the ball moving on getting some projects created, Microsoft has just opened up what it's calling the "Office Mix Preview ...

If your company's use of the Microsoft Office suite is limited to Word for typing and Excel for calculations, you may be missing out on another part of the package – PowerPoint. Businesses use ...

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Microsoft is rolling out a new feature called Transform that lets users of Word on the web turn a text-based document into a PowerPoint presentation with a design theme. The new Transform command can ...

Office Insiders can now try out PowerPoint Live in Teams. PowerPoint Live in Teams brings a new experience for presenting slideshows within Teams meetings. It also brings an improved presenter view ...

Are you getting the most from PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 in Windows? Learn about the key new features in Microsoft’s powerful presentation app. Need to create and share a presentation? If so, you ...

Over the years, various tools have debuted in an attempt to usurp PowerPoint’s role as the de facto presentation software for the masses. But neither tech giants like Apple and Evernote nor smaller ...