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Create a stunning video intro using only PowerPoint and Camtasia. Start your presentation right by creating a short video intro that rocks 
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This is your SUPER GUIDE for putting YouTube videos into PowerPoint! Follow the links below to find the tutorial for your version of PowerPoint...OR...slowly scroll down the page to learn some adva...
Baiba Svenca's insight:
If you do not know how to embed a YouTube video in PowerPoint presentations, here is a useful tutorial for older and newer versions of the program. There is also a Troubleshooting guide to help you overcome any issues that arise.
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It’s time to share your presentation! Whether you’re delivering a business proposal to a client, an academic presentation to your professor, or even showing a personal photo slide to your grandmother, you have to ensure that your visuals can be clearly seen by your audience.
Baiba Svenca's insight:
With PowerPoint 2013 or 2010, you do not need any additional program to convert your presentation to video because this feature is integrated in the software. The article describes the steps you need to take to create a video file from your presentation. If you use PowerPoint 2007 which does not have this option, it can be done indirectly.
juanjovilar's curator insight,
November 4, 2014 7:00 AM
Convierte tus presentaciones Powerpoint en vídeos. En las versiones Powerpoint 2013 y 2010 se realiza de forma directa. En versiones anteriores hay que hecer unos pasos previos. 
Professor Jill Jameson's curator insight,
November 7, 2014 4:38 AM
Useful suggestion for sharing presentations.
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PowerPoint has earned a tough reputation for 'Death by PowerPoint' and here at Presentation Studio we thought it was about time we let the original presentation tool have it's own say... Excellent presentation!
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You can directly insert web video into your PowerPoint presentations just the way you embed video in web pages. The video could be on YouTube, Flickr, MySpace, Facebook or any of the other video sharing sites.
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In just a few simple steps you can select a video clip from your PC or a website (don’t forget the all-important copyright issues, though) and embed it in your presentation.
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BrightCarbon provide a quick and easy solution to the issue of videos not running in PowerPoint.
Baiba Svenca's insight:
The article gives some useful tips how to deal with this rather common issue in PPT presentations.
Donna Farren's curator insight,
May 21, 2015 12:12 PM
This is a fantastic and handy tool if you are ever sharing power points with embedded video! Thanks to those who made it and shared it! 
John Jung's curator insight,
May 22, 2015 11:39 PM
great idea of sending test file with diff formats of embedded videos to make sure the host computer can run them!
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Typical presentations are dull affairs with text and corporate backgrounds providing little of interest. Microsoft knows this. They even released their own PowerPoint alternative called Sway.
Baiba Svenca's insight:
Useful tips for learning how to embed videos and other media in your PPT presentations.
John Gravitt's curator insight,
February 4, 2015 9:09 AM
Make sure you have a strong connection. Test before you present.
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Presentations are not meant to be slide after slide of bullet points. Breathe new life into presentations with engaging videos... The song and lyrics http://www.billselak.com/2012/videokilled
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We’re often asked here at Zamzar how you can embed videos into Microsoft Powerpoint presentations, to give them that extra "wow" factor. We decided to put together a step by step guide to take you...
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While there are several options available for converting a PowerPoint presentation into a format that can be watched anywhere, probably the best option when dealing with a presentation containing animation, video or sound is to convert the entire presentation to a video file.
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