When planning, consider adding the following elements to your presentation:

Title slides

Title slides are usually the first or second slide in a presentation and state the subject of the content.

Presenter information

Include the name, title, photo, contact information, and a short biography of the presenter or presenters.

Custom logos

Add a company or organization logo to brand and personalize a presentation.

Copyright information

Depending on the length of the information, include copyright text on the first or last slide in a presentation, or add a separate slide containing only copyright information.

Opening and closing slides

Create a distinctive start and finish to clearly show users the beginning, middle, and end of the presentation. You can use the same opening and closing slide across a series of presentations for a unifying professional look.

Section divider slides

Use slides that delineate sections within a presentation. This is especially useful in long presentations.

Sounds

Voice‑over narration, music, or sound effects can add a new dimension to presentations.

Quizzing

Let users interact with the presentation, while you track their learning progress or obtain information (surveys).

Attachments

Add existing information as supporting content for presentations. You can include documents, spreadsheets, links to web pages, and images as attachments.