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Try iSpring Suite for free with a 30-day trial: https://www.ispringsolutions.com/ispring-suite?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=tiny_technical_tutorials Creating an e-learning course can sometimes feel overwhelming—so many choices to make about tools, technologies and approaches. Luckily, iSpring Suite makes it super easy! With iSpring Suite, you can create a professional, polished course all from within Microsoft PowerPoint, with features like: • The content…

Image recognition is becoming more and more popular today. But if you don’t want to handle all the underlying details (building and training a machine learning model, etc.), then Rekognition is for you. With Rekognition, you just pass in an image (or video), and it does all the work of figuring out what’s in the…

Set PowerPoint Slides to Advance/Transition Automatically Most of the times, you probably advance PowerPoint slides by clicking the mouse, but sometimes you want that transition to happen automatically, after a set number of seconds or minutes. In this hands-on tutorial, I’ll show you how to automatically advance the slides after a certain number of seconds….

Have you noticed charges for SageMaker Canvas, and can’t figure out where they’re coming from? Me too! In this short hands-on tutorial, I’ll explain the recent changes to billing for SageMaker Canvas, how to find the details in Cost Explorer (Canvas:Session-Hrs), and how to stop the charges. 00:00 – A brief introduction to Amazon SageMaker…

It’s common to need to pass data between screens in a Power Apps Canvas App, especially when working with galleries and forms. How do you do it? In this video, I’ll show you the basic theory behind global variables and how they can be used to store values in the app’s memory. Then in a…

There are many ways to leverage data in a Power Apps Canvas App. One of the more common scenarios is that you have some data in Excel, and you want to use that data in the app. In this hands-on tutorial, I’ll show you how to properly set up the data in Excel and then…