I&ve come to loathe PowerPoint over the years.

I once was a competitive speaker and watching people use this product & and the bad habits I&ve developed using it & has been like fingernails on a chalkboard.

It has historically been a tool that promoted stupid things, like creating audience-abuse slides that no one could read and presentations where the presenter read the slide to the audience.

People, and I include myself, found it so easy to build presentations they&d wait until the last minute and then get in front of an audience with little or no rehearsal or preparation, resulting in substandard performance.But last month, Microsoft unveiled a whole bunch of enhancements, features, and improvements for Office 365, now called Microsoft 365.

If you blinked, you may have missed something named Presenter Coach, which could turn PowerPoint into a tool that ensures presentation quality.

These features will roll out over the next several weeks; I can hardly wait.To read this article in full, please click here