Are you tired of the same old PowerPoint presentations? Do you want to make your slides more engaging and interactive? Well, you're in luck because today I'm going to show you how to embed a 3D model in PowerPoint. This feature is available in Microsoft Office 365 and can be a game-changer for your presentations.

First, you need to have a 3D model that you want to embed. You can create your own using 3D modeling software or download one from online 3D model libraries. Once you have the 3D model file saved on your computer, you are ready to embed it in your PowerPoint presentation.

Here are the steps to embed a 3D model in PowerPoint:

1. Open your PowerPoint presentation and navigate to the slide where you want to embed the 3D model.

2. Go to the 'Insert' tab on the ribbon and click on '3D Models' in the 'Illustrations' group.

3. Select 'From a File' if you have the 3D model saved on your computer, or choose 'From Online Sources' to browse Microsoft's library of 3D models.

4. If you choose 'From a File', locate the 3D model file on your computer and click 'Insert' to embed it in your PowerPoint slide.

5. If you choose 'From Online Sources', you can search for a specific 3D model or explore the categories to find the perfect model for your presentation. Once you find the model you like, click 'Insert' to add it to your slide.

Once you have embedded the 3D model in your PowerPoint slide, you can adjust its size, position, and orientation to fit your presentation's needs. You can also apply preset 3D model views to make your model appear in the most effective way during your presentation.

By embedding a 3D model in your PowerPoint presentation, you can enhance the visual appeal of your slides and make your content more interactive. This feature is especially useful for presentations that involve showcasing products, architectural designs, or any other 3D objects.

In conclusion, embedding a 3D model in PowerPoint is a powerful way to elevate your presentations and engage your audience. With the availability of 3D model libraries and the easy-to-use embedding feature in Microsoft Office 365, there's no reason not to take advantage of this exciting capability. So go ahead and give it a try in your next PowerPoint presentation!

That's all for today's tutorial on how to embed a 3D model in PowerPoint. I hope you found this information helpful. Thank you for watching, and don't forget to subscribe for more tips and tricks on using Microsoft Office applications!