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<p>Without switching between multiple tools, you can randomly draw students and encourage active participation, fairness & inclusion, and keep students attentive throughout your lessons.</p>
<p>Struggling to find a way to add a timer to PowerPoint? You are at the right place! We tried all different methods (with and without add-ins) to add a timer to PowerPoint, and we have summarised the best 4 for you! Read on for step-by-step tutorials for each method, as well as a free downloadable template of PowerPoint timer slides.</p>
<p>Move through editing and creating your presentation more efficiently with these 21 effective and efficient PowerPoint shortcuts. Find out which ones work for you!</p>
<p>Wondering how to randomly shuffle your PowerPoint slides? Follow this code and these easy-to-follow steps to have your audience on their toes on what slide is next!</p>
<p>Create QR Codes in PowerPoint to easily share extra information and your slide deck with your audience. With the help PowerPoint add-ins you can do this without leaving PowerPoint.</p>
<p>With these PowerPoint tips, you can create captivating presentations that intrigue your students and occupy their eyes & ears. </p>
<p>Why do staff meetings often lack engagement from teachers? Well, they’re tired. But when your meeting can’t be in an email, it is important to make it engaging & valuable. Here are 5 ways to make that happen.</p>
<p>PowerPoint animations are a quick and creative way to elevate presentations to be more visually engaging. Here are 8 great ideas that you can use in your classroom today.</p>
<p>Create a classroom quiz competition within PowerPoint! No need to switch between many tools to engage your students in this fun exciting way. </p>
<p>With simple web tools, you can make the most of your teaching materials by turning any PDF into an Interactive PowerPoint. Try it out! </p>
<p>Live polling your students within your PowerPoint presentations with ClassPoint couldn’t be easier. Live polling is a great way to get your students involved, receive their feedback, or gather information, and it can be simply done with ClassPoint’s PowerPoint integration.</p>
<p>Drawing is not just for art class or primary students, having students annotate or answer questions with drawing can deepen learning & retention. Check out these easy ideas to incorporate drawing in your classroom.</p>
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