PowerPoint How-To: Create Alternatives to Bullet Points

In this PowerPoint video, Nolan Haims shows how “chunking” can be a great alternative to bullet points in a presentation. He demonstrates that slides don’t have to be boring or overwhelming and gives examples of how to break up bulleted information in a more visually appealing way.
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[@yourspacebylucieorganizing]

I am one day before delivering my presentation. These 5mins are the most useful and saving info I could have searched for. Big thanks!

[@jeff2446]

This is phenomenal! Thanks so much for the tips.

[@rachaelmascolino8629]

Excellent! this was exactly the overview I was looking for. Thanks.

[@zulfchoudhary2746]

Great,thank you, very useful.

[@laurentginioux1941]

Great video ! Thanks for the help !

[@angelbear_og]

Nice! Never knew that option was there. I am a graphic designer, though I don't do many presentations I'm sometimes asked to "make it look better" and of course not given much time to do that! I don't have the Designer tool, but the Smart"Start" is pretty amazing! Now, if I can only get them to edit... 🙃

[@CreativePro_com]

Getting them to edit content is always the hard part… no matter where you’re designing! Good luck!

[@nadyamarimont]

I can't find Design Ideas section in my 2016 Power Point. Is it for 2019 and newer?

[@JoleneDonahue-k8i]

THIS IS FANTASTIC! Thanks for the ideas.