Converting to HTML5
If you’re an eLearning creator, you’ll probably be familiar with iSpring. They are one of the top providers of LMS creation software and content hosting solutions. The iSpring Converter add-in for PowerPoint is a super-easy set of tools enabling you to convert your presentation to HTML5 which can then be hosted on a web platform of your choice. You can read our in-depth review of the iSpring Suite here.
The advantages of delivering your content this way include:
maintaining transitions animations and interactivity
preventing embedded content from being extracted
no backdoors for users to edit or copy your content
Disadvantages are hard to find but if pushed, you might consider the following:
a decent Internet connection is phone numbers russia required to play your content
Saving as a slide show
A really simple hurdle you can create to thwart any thieves is to save your PowerPoint pptx file as a slide show in the pptx format. Your content remains exactly as designed, but this format simply instructs PowerPoint to run it as a slide show when a user double-clicks the file in File Explorer or Finder. When the slide show ends, the file is closed so the user never sees the PowerPoint user interface and hence can’t edit it. But, there is a major backdoor left wide open when using this technique. If you open the file from within PowerPoint, then it’s fully available to be modified, edited and even saved in other PowerPoint formats such as a pptx presentation file.
It’s possible to combine this method with the modify password above to provide additional security for your content.
Hosting in the cloud
As Microsoft continues to move Office users to their Microsoft 365 subscription model, you have access to either personal or enterprise storage via the OneDrive integration. Once you save a presentation to OneDrive, it can then be opened by PowerPoint Online in a web browser: