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How to cope with PowerPoint and Keynote limitations with videoconferencing software

Presentation software and videoconferencing tools mix like oil and water. That’s a particularly unfortunate thing when tens of millions of teachers are forced to use PowerPoint or Keynote to remotely educate kids daily. These apps weren’t designed for interactive remote presentation, and about nine months into the pandemic, the seams aren’t just showing—they’ve ripped out like one of Bruce Banner’s shirts.

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