Sentence examples for presentations on a screen from inspiring English sources

Insert your phone, iPad or Touch, and suddenly you can play its music through the Megaplex's speakers — or view its TV shows, videos, slide shows and presentations on a screen, wall or ceiling, 300 inches diagonally.

Select an option under the "Change resolution" section or "Target Output" (later versions of Power Point): choose the "Web and Screen" option if you plan on showing your PowerPoint presentation on a screen, choose the "Print" option if you are going to present the PowerPoint by distributing it on pieces of paper or choose E-mail option if you want to share your presentation.

Once inside the conference room, the girls readied a laptop connected to a projector and beamed a PowerPoint presentation on a screen.

And all those horizontal black lines you see when you run Powerpoint presentations on a big screen?

Instead of presenting a beautiful PowerPoint presentation on a big screen, you have whiteboard and flip charts.

At Thomson Financial, sales representatives in the Boston office spent last week leading customers through a demonstration with technology from Webex, which allows several people in different sites to view the same presentation on a computer screen as well as see one another in a video window.

This technique is traditionally used for credit sequences, musical interludes, or moments when the presentation on a single screen of two or more simultaneous occurrences results in comic interrelationships, although frame division can be used to dramatic or purely aesthetic effect, as in John Frankenheimer's Grand Prix (1966).

According to Rene Kizilcec, a PhD student at the Lytics Lab at Stanford University, the style of presentation on a computer screen can make a big difference to learning.

Conventional presentation on a computer screen demands expertise in image interpretation if the spatial associations of complex anatomy are to be fully appreciated.

As you can tell from the video below, Prezi for iPad is a great way to show someone a presentation on a touch-screen device, and the typical Prezi style fits hand gesturing (pinching, flipping, panning) on the iPad perfectly.

Dubbed Office Remote (natch), the app lets you run presentations on screen, or on a projector, say, from your smartphone, so that you can wander around a conference room, bedazzling the audience with your ability to not misspell large words bolded in your title sections.