MatsClock 120021 (Free)
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PowerPoint Presentation PPT Tips - Keeping Audience Attentive Throughout Your Presentation
One of the easiest ways to hold the attention of your audience during your presentation is to display something on the screen which normally they do not expect to see. A digital clock running in full screen display is something unheard of in the presentation world. This MatsClock Digital Clock should be able to hold the attention of your audience and make you stand apart from all the other presenters who will be speaking before and after you.
Keep this MatsClock digital clock displayed on full screen and surprise your audience holding their attention even before you start your presentation. But take care that you start running the digital clock only a few minutes before your presentation starts, so that your audience do not get bored of seeing the clock. The other suggestion is to download as many MatsClocks digital clocks you want from this website and show them to your audience at will.
If you are used to delivering many presentations to the same audience then use different MatsClock digital clocks. And if you are delivering many presentations but to different audience, then use any of the MatsClock digital clocks you want or the same favourite clock you like. Do contact me if you need a digital clock in a certain design of your choice. You do have a choice to choose AM PM clocks and even 24 hour format clocks available for free download here.
MatsClock 120021 - Free Digital Clock for PowerPoint Presentation Slides
MatsClock 120021 is absolutely Free to Download Digital Clock designed in Microsoft PowerPoint. Once you download the MatsClock Digital Clock file, just double click on the file in your computer and it starts running in full screen mode. The digits are kept as big as possible to be able to be seen by everyone attending your presentation including those at the far end. A simple digital clock this MatsClock 120021 is going to elevate your presentation to another professional level if run before you start your presentation or at the end of your presentation.