Why PowerPoint is the best tool for research and science communication | PPT for infographics +more!

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If you're an academic, researcher, or evaluator then chances are you have to do more than create presentations.

And chances are, you're trying to reach beyond academic and engaging in better research communication or science communication.

That means you probably also have to (or could), create:
▶️ Infographics.
▶️ Public reports (white papers, evaluation reports).
▶️ Social media graphics/videos/gifs.

😩 But you're busy. So how do you do all that without it taking forever? 😩

Well, what you don't want to do is:
Create your presentation in PowerPoint and then use Canva to do all other things.

If you use PowerPoint as your all-in-one tool for research communication and science communication, you'll save a ton of time.

I show you how, by showing you a creative research communication system that anyone can use.

Ready to take your creative research communication to the next level?

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💻 This video was made using: PowerPoint for Windows / Microsoft 365 subscription (July 2022). This video may mention a feature that you do not have in your version of PowerPoint.

💡 TIP: If you can't find the feature I'm talking about, please check out the Microsoft support page. Google "PowerPoint (feature)" and choose the Microsoft support page from the results. From there, Microsoft will tell you exactly which versions of PowerPoint do/do not have this feature (+ instructions on how to find/activate it if you're supposed to have it).

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