How to use a link to jump from PowerPoint to a website, YouTube, or file in a Zoom or Teams meeting

PowerPoint allows you to insert a link to a website or file from another program on any shape, image, or text. This allows you to jump directly to that other content during the presentation simply by clicking on that object on the slide. This is a great way to incorporate different content that engages the audience. How does this change when you present on a virtual platform like Teams or Zoom?
Links on slides still work when you are presenting PowerPoint in a Zoom or Teams meeting. When you click on the link, the other content opens. The challenge is that the meeting platform doesn’t know that you now want to share that other content with the attendees. It won’t automatically show the browser or other program in the meeting.
This video shows you techniques to add a link to an image to give visual consistency, arrange the apps on one screen, and how to use sharing of a screen in the meeting to easily switch between your slides and linked web or file content.
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[@TheIsaacShin]

I was having issues with live zoom presentations, and i just came across your informational video. Thank you for your time, and really breaking it down. (One small suggestion would be to put in the notes, tell people you're pressing alt + tab for the newbies)

[@ThinkOutsideTheSlide]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@patriciaehret4603]

Way to complicated explanation