#HOW TO MAKE NOTE VERSION OF POWERPOINT SERIES#

We create linear slide decks, then conform our work conversations to the deck because that’s the way the technology works, by showing us one slide at a time, in order. If you think about it, over the past century humans have been forced to adapt to technology and the structure it creates. In this part, we look at how the presentations of the future will work.

#HOW TO MAKE NOTE VERSION OF POWERPOINT SERIES#

In the previous part of this Presentation Management series of posts, we explored how you can organize content for story presentations.

Original content by AlexAnndra Ontra and James Ontra Tagged as: Graphics, Techniques, Video Tutorial Some very nice options here, but let’s scroll down a little more and see if we can find something better. So we’ll go for something which is confident yet understated. Our imaginary company, Tomato Rice Enterprises, is a consulting business. A restaurant will need a different identity than an engineering company. Your wordmark should work with your work area. Also, your sphere of business is important here. The ShapeFactory folks call this a wordmark since you’re designing a logo, but you need to look beyond just a logo at this point in time because your type identity will extend beyond a logo because you will need a body typeface or font that can complement your wordmark. Essentially, you have to decide what sort of typeface you want to use for the logo.

So I’m using a fictional consultancy business called Tomato Rice Enterprises. And you click on this option that lets you create a new logo. Today, we are going to look at a tool from ShapeFactory that lets you create a logo.

How to make note version of powerpoint