[Technology] Hard to explain presentation tech question

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MattBackHome

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Good morning NSC

Can anyone recommend a tool where you can present a series of images (as if they were on a normal slide for example) and when you click on each image it zooms into them. So viewers can see the whole set of images, and then if they choose can look more closely at any of the individual ones.

Thanks in advance

 

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Another Berkshire Seagull

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MattBackHome said:

Good morning NSC

Can anyone recommend a tool where you can present a series of images (as if they were on a normal slide for example) and when you click on each image it zooms into them. So viewers can see the whole set of images, and then if they choose can look more closely at any of the individual ones.

Thanks in advance

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Link to slide or Zoom within PowerPoint should help: https://www.howtogeek.com/402701/how-to-link-to-another-slide-in-the-same-powerpoint-presentation/

 

CheeseRolls

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• Jun 1, 2020

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MattBackHome said:

Good morning NSC

Can anyone recommend a tool where you can present a series of images (as if they were on a normal slide for example) and when you click on each image it zooms into them. So viewers can see the whole set of images, and then if they choose can look more closely at any of the individual ones.

Thanks in advance

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I think Sway in O365 can do this.
https://mspoweruser.com/sway-updated-picture-zoom-jump-list-support/

 

thedonkeycentrehalf

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I'll see if I can find a link tomorrow when I'm on the work laptop but I'm sure we had a tool like this a few years ago on trial. It didn't last long as it made people watching it feel sick but if I remember correctly, you designed a giant sheet and could zoom around into specific areas.

 

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thedonkeycentrehalf said:

I'll see if I can find a link tomorrow when I'm on the work laptop but I'm sure we had a tool like this a few years ago on trial. It didn't last long as it made people watching it feel sick but if I remember correctly, you designed a giant sheet and could zoom around into specific areas.

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Prezi?

 

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MattBackHome

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Thanks all

 

Doonhamer7

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Probably want Prezi but will make your audience feel sick

 

swindonseagull

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Porn hub has some good links so @ amexruislip told me.

 

AmexRuislip

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swindonseagull said:

Porn hub has some good links so @ amexruislip told me.

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Afternoon Andy
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BTW, Boris says hi and wants to know if he can have his w**k mags back

 

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METALMICKY

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Don't forget content is the key not how clever the presentation is. I'm sure we've all experienced ' death by PowerPoint' at some point and it's cringe worthy.

 

schmunk

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Just remember to use an appropriate font...

 

thedonkeycentrehalf

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BeardyChops said:

Prezi?

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That's the one.

 

Harry Wilson's tackle

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schmunk said:

Just remember to use an appropriate font...

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And background