If you need to summarise the key points from a document, ChatGPT can help you to do that. In the demonstration below I’ll show you how to use ChatGPT to summarise the key points covered in a TED Talk video using a very simple prompt.
Wordtune has an extension in Google Docs as a virtual writing assistant. You can generate writing on topics or get it to suggest counterarguments or expand on points. It gives you five suggestions to choose from and enter them directly into the document. This allows you to quickly explore perspectives you may not have even… Continue reading #744 Wordtune: Word Spices
Here is a quick tip on how to create a GIF using Camtasia using the latest version (free 30-day trial available and educational pricing).
Often when I record audio it is not in a studio and I get all sorts of background noise. Sometimes I sound like I am down a well. Adobe has a product in beta format at the moment called Adobe podcast and one of the tools is the enhancer. At the moment you can sign… Continue reading #717 Adobe Podcast audio enhancer
Easily add a video of yourself talking over a slide using the Insert – Cameo feature in PowerPoint. Here’s how:
Recently I have been converting word documents that had transcripts in tables. In order to make the documents more presentable I wanted to take the text from the tables and utilise as regular text in the document. This initially meant quite a bit of cutting and pasting. After a few errors were I cut the… Continue reading #709 Extract text from a table
In this video, we show you how to add new fonts on a Windows computer. It’s really easy. You download the font you want and then drag and drop it in Settings.
In this video, I’m going to show you three quick things in MS video (some old, some new):
This is a really handy, free tool that you can use to easily make the background of your image transparent. Really useful if you don’t have access to Photoshop and you need to make some quick edits.
In my previous post, I mentioned one way to remove black bars from video – by simply flipping your phone (or tablet) portrait. In this new post, we’ll use the Microsoft Video (Photo) app as an alternative. This example will show you how to for both images and video. It’s not perfect but it’s better!
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