While Microsoft Word Track Changes and Comments are well known document review tools for editors and reviewers, Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 also has its own set of review tools you can use when you’re reviewing the next big client presentation. Like it or not, a lot of the civilized business world runs on PowerPoint presentations making it in everybody’s best interest to get reviewers using electronic review tools to review PowerPoint slides.
In this post, let’s take a look at those review tools:
I just launched a new Presentations page as part of this blog where I will link to the slides on SlideShare from any public presentations that I do through my volunteer work.
It’s no secret I am a geek about online collaboration tools and I’ve been spending some of my downtime thinking and writing about online collaboration tools. Web Office suites, and online presentation services.
In my ideal world, online presentation services are a direct extension of their old school desktop counterparts. For example, that means a PowerPoint presentation created in either PowerPoint 2003 or PowerPoint 2007 is fully compatible with a presentation that is online at Acrobat.com Presentations, Google Presentations, Zoho Show, or some other competing service.
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