Electrical Technology Example

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Interactive PowerPoint

 

Interactive Electrical Technology example

Using PowerPoint

Below is an interactive electrical technology example of an online PowerPoint presentation. It uses the principle of linking various slides with each other and as the user clicks on the switch the appropriate slide is displayed. Note that the user still has the option to click on the slide controls at the bottom of the presentation.

This animation and others are discussed in my Udemy course, the links to which are below.


Learn PowerPoint Interactive Animation 
Visit my course at Udemy on Interactive PowerPoint Animations. PowerPoint presentations to be used as templates for your own animations are available for all the examples used in the course. Sometimes I have discount coupons for the course to give away. I post the coupons on my Facebook page, but they go quick, so I offer them to my mailing list first. Please send me an e-mail johan@myfutureway.co.za   
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