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Added QR codes in presentations rule (#9588)
* Added QR codes in presentations rule * Added video caption + reduced the repetition of "your" --------- Co-authored-by: Tiago Araújo [SSW] <[email protected]>
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seoDescription: Taking note of a URL during a presentation is hard - make it easy for your users by giving them a QR code to scan instead | ||
type: rule | ||
title: | ||
guid: 31376058-c926-4f3e-a796-5a457b8ff139 | ||
uri: use-qr-codes-for-urls | ||
created: 2024-11-18T00:43:28.0000000Z | ||
authors: | ||
- title: Matt Goldman | ||
url: https://ssw.com.au/people/goldie | ||
related: [] | ||
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Have you ever watched an awesome presentation, and been excited to hear the presenter say they are going to share some resources, only to be frustrated when they're racing through their slides too fast for you to note down the URLs they are sharing? It's best not to do that to your audience. | ||
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Showing URLs on a slide is sometimes necessary - for example, you might be specifically talking about URLs. But when it comes to sharing resources, your audience will struggle to note them down, and lingering on the slide just so people can take note of it can interrupt your flow. | ||
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::: bad | ||
![Figure: Bad example - A long URL is impossible to note down](url-in-presentation-bad.png) | ||
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A much better approach is to use QR codes in your slides instead. Your audience can quickly scan the code and bookmark the interesting resource you are sharing. | ||
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::: good | ||
![Figure: Good example - A QR code is easier for the audience to quickly scan during a talk](url-in-presentation-good.png) | ||
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**💡 Tip:** You can use an Office add-in called QR4Office to directly generate these QR codes for slides within PowerPoint. Check out this video: | ||
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`youtube: https://www.youtube.com/embed/XRveGL3nXUM` | ||
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**Video: How to create QR code in PowerPoint (2 min)** |
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