If you are making a standalone kiosk-style slide show, you might use a subtle sound effect over the transition. While animations themselves are often appropriate, you’re better off omitting the sound, particularly when you make the presentation in person to your audience. You can vary the speed of the transition by selecting an option from the Speed dropdown list and, if desired, apply a sound effect to the transition. To preview an effect, click on its name in the Apply to Selected Slides list. Use the Custom Animation task pane to configure an animated bulleted list. To see the available transitions, click Slide Show > Slide Transition to open the Slide Transition task pane. Slide TransitionsĪ slide transition that animates the process of moving from one slide to the next is one of the simplest effects. Too Much of a Good ThingĪ word of warning before we begin: there is a fine line between an effective, entertaining animated slide presentation and something that looks like a fairground sideshow (we love sideshows but let’s enjoy them at the county fair and not in the board room).Īim for a more subtle and understated effect, and you will give your audience visual excitement without overwhelming the presentation with lots of bells and whistles. Both PowerPoint 20 provide series of animation task panes that make it easy to apply and edit animation effects. Instead of static photos, you can fade them in gradually or have them arrive in a spiral whirl, while a dazzling array of effects you lets transition from one slide to the next. The Slide Transition task pane lets you configure animated transition for the entire slide show.
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