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What is an interactive presentation?

An interactive PowerPoint presentation contains elements that allow interaction both between the speaker and the audience and between the user and the content of the presentation. Here are some examples of elements you can use for an interactive PowerPoint presentation.

1. Hyperlinks

These are clickable text or images that can lead to other slides or external websites.

2. Buttons

These are interactive elements that you can click on to perform certain actions, such as playing a video, opening a quiz or activating an animation.

3. Video’s and animations

These can be made more interactive by giving choices or asking questions during the video or animation.

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4. Quizzen and surveys

You can use these to engage your audience and test their knowledge.

5. Interactive images

These are images that can be customized and clicked on to display additional information.

6. Turning knobs and sliders

You can use these to present data or statistics in an interactive way.

7. Timelines and interactive maps

You can use these to present events or locations in an interactive way.

In general, an interactive PowerPoint presentation looks just like a regular PowerPoint presentation, but with interactive elements that make the presentation more engaging and attractive to both the audience and yourself.

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