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A presentation that allows a person to combine video, text, graphics, and images together.
Digital Presentation
A singular section of the slideshow
Slide
Settings that allow you to change the size, color, and font
Font settings
A feature that applies the same transition to all other slides
Apply to All
The most common presentation application and requires a paid license.
Microsoft PowerPoint
Changing the order of slides by simply dragging and dropping them in different positions.
Reorder
A type of list that allows you to present information in a concise, orderly manner
Bulleted List
The way one slide changes to the next when a slideshow is presented
Transition
A free presentation app that runs in an internet browser
Google Slides
A preset collection of styles and colors that you can use to design your PowerPoint
Theme
The ability to edit your photos by taking off extra space around the edges
Image Cropping
The way objects on a slide appear, move around, or disappear
Animation
A popular presentation application that comes with all new Mac computers.
Apple Keynote
How each slide is designed
Text that helps people with visual impairments or who rely on screen-reading software
Alt Text
Your choice of when objects appear, whether they’re together or one after the other.
Animation order
A free, open-source alternative that is similar to other presentation software
Libre Impress
Notes that you can add to the bottom of a slide for when you’re presenting
Speaker Notes
Dragging images so that they line up symmetrically on a page or website
Alignment
An area that shows what the audience sees on screen, the notes you’ve written, and the upcoming slides
Presenter View