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This might be more primitive than what you're looking for: When I'm explaining something in a video or a presentation, I'll sometimes use Google Slides to put t
by Minor49er 5y ago
This might be more primitive than what you're looking for: When I'm explaining something in a video or a presentation, I'll sometimes use Google Slides to put together a diagram, then duplicate the frames to make adjustments to each. Then I cycle through each quickly to give a very basic sense of animation.
Recently, I had a presentation with a diagram showing several components. One slide would have an arrow pointing from Component A to Component B. The next slide had an arrow pointing in the opposite direction. I just pressed back and forward quickly while I was explaining that these two components talk to each other. It got the message across well enough.
On the other hand, if you are explaining known concepts, there might be footage out there already for you to appropriate into your own work
- mynameismon 5y agoI think Powerpoint has much more powerful animations, which allow one to basically do the same thing but without having to duplicate slides, yielding a much shorter and smoother presentation.
- Minor49er 5y agoI have this option available. I'm not sure why I didn't think to use that, but I'll give it a shot. Thank you
- krzysztow 5y agoOh gosh, I do the same and I hate it. Many times was thinking if there's a better approach. Then googled and came up with nothing going back to the same approach.