Overview
If the truth be told, most PowerPoint presentations delivered face-to-face and online are nothing short of terrible. Whether it’s the layout that looks plain wrong, a terrible choice of fonts, colours that don’t complement the presentation, a poor choice of images, or unnecessary animations – the PowerPoint decks you use when delivering a presentation says everything about you and your ability to persuade and influence others.
If the truth be told, most PowerPoint presentations delivered face-to-face and online are nothing short of terrible. Whether it’s the layout that looks plain wrong, a terrible choice of fonts, colours that don’t complement the presentation, a poor choice of images, or unnecessary animations – the PowerPoint decks you use when delivering a presentation says everything about you and your ability to persuade and influence others.
Some of the Key Learning Outcomes
- Identify one core message.
- Include less text and more visuals in your presentation design.
- Reduce information that doesn’t immediately support the core message.
- Creating a strong ‘story’ outline.
- Use text to reinforce what you’re saying.
- Design a presentation with one major takeaway per slide.
- Use visuals to focus the key message on each slide.
- Use text size, weight, and colour for emphasis.
- Use a variety of page layouts to maintain your audience’s interest.
- Dedicate slides to poignant questions.
- Find quotes that will inspire your audience.
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