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Slideshow and tell: Why PowerPoint parties are addictively fun – and here to stay

26 April 2025
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Slideshow and tell: Why PowerPoint parties are addictively fun – and here to stay
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PowerPoint Parties: A 2025 Social Trend

PowerPoint parties, where individuals gather to showcase slideshows on specialized topics, gained popularity during the pandemic. As featured in the CNA Lifestyle series Take It Offline, Izza Haziqah, an enthusiast of these gatherings, argues that they continue to be one of the best socializing methods in 2025. This unique format fosters engagement and connection among participants, highlighting its enduring appeal in a post-pandemic world.

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