PowerPoint Presentations BOSS LEVEL

Daniel Turan connects presentation storytelling with design choices such as negative space, grids, text and color. PowerPoint demonstrations support a broader discussion of audience and narrative. It suits learners who already know their presentation software and want to explain why a slide works, rather than collect visual effects without a communication purpose.

What you will learn

• Plan a story for a specific audience.
• Use space, alignment and text hierarchy.
• Present data within a coherent narrative.

Who this suits

Learners with a basic understanding of presentation software, as stated by the provider, who want to improve design and storytelling.

Before you enroll

Check the demonstrated PowerPoint version and operating system before enrolling. Desktop, Mac and web features can differ, particularly for animation and recording. Test your slides in the actual presentation environment, use material you have permission to share and allow rehearsal time beyond the video lessons.

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Put it into practice

Choose a fictional audience and create a three-slide argument. Explain the purpose of the layout, then ask a reviewer to state the main message without hearing your narration.

Source and review

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