21'st century literature

 Slideshow presentation


created with the use of Microsoft PowerPoint. It contains series of pictures or pages of information (slides) arranged in sequence and often displayed on a large screen using a video projector (Computer Hope 2018).

A SLIDE SHOW is a presentation of a series of slides or photos on a projection screen or an electronic device. PowerPoint uses the '. ppt' extension to save a presentation file.

Contexts 

- A presentation of your ideas:

 You might use a slideshow to pitch a new business idea, present research findings, or explain a complex process.

- A story:

Slideshows can tell a compelling story, using visuals and text to create a narrative.

- Educational material:

You could use a slideshow to teach a new skill, explain a concept, or present historical information.

- A visual guide:

Slideshows are great for providing step-by-step instructions, showcasing products, or explaining complex concepts in a visually engaging way. 

Six steps for creating a slide show

1. Plan your slide show

Before getting too deep into your slide show project, it’s a good idea to select and save the photos and videos you want to use. This helps you create a slide show more efficiently and purposefully, ensuring a better outcome.

2. Pick your tools

 Choose presentation software: You could use Google Slides (it's free and easy to share), PowerPoint (if you have Microsoft Office), or Keynote (for Apple users).

3. Choose your theme

Most slide show software offers a variety of pre-set themes, colors, and designs. You can choose one that best suits your slide show or create a custom theme using the program’s various tools and features.

4. Import media

Start adding photos, videos, and other desired media to your slides. You can upload these from your device or online media libraries. If you planned your slide show in advance, you should have all your media saved in one place.

5. Add text, music, and transitions

After you’ve arranged the visuals in your slide show, you can provide additional information and communicate sentiment using custom text, music, and timed slide transitions.

6. Record, save, and share your slide show

Now you’re ready to record your slide show, which can include a voiceover or Cameo. Once your slide show is complete, you can save it as a video to your device or to the cloud, such as OneDrive. You can access your saved slide show at any time to display at events, use in meetings, share online, or send directly to other people.

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