
Discover the fundamental rules of presentation through the WWF rule, prioritizing audience, what you present, and how you communicate. Avoid excessive decoration and aim for simplified, effective delivery.
Identify your audience's knowledge level and role to tailor your presentation for educated or layman, user or maker, B2B or B2C audiences.
Identify the story your audience needs by defining clear goals and focusing on relevant growth, attrition, or risk metrics; practice and simulate before building slides to avoid boredom and confusion.
Learn to tell the story by choosing simple tools—pie charts, column charts, smart shapes, or plain text with pictures—focusing on clarity and faster understanding for the audience.
Navigate the PowerPoint interface, exploring the file ribbon, options, add-ins, and account settings, while learning saving, exporting to PDF, and auto-save with OneDrive.
Explore the display modes in PowerPoint's bottom right corner to view and manage slides efficiently. Use slide sorter, notes, read mode, and zoom (control+scroll) to review and annotate a presentation.
Discover how to create customized PowerPoint slideshows, view ahead content, and use built-in record, review, and slide master features in the view section for consistent text and layout.
Learn font types and their use in business presentations, from serif and sans serif for body and headings to script and mono spaced accents, plus master slide setup.
Learn to design a cohesive PowerPoint theme by building a slide master for fonts, layout and logos, and using layouts like title and content to ensure consistent, structured presentations.
Apply the who, what, how framework to redesign a case study presentation on the top five investment books for absolute beginners, using visuals, progression, and a cohesive color theme.
Set up a master slide for a clean title slide using shapes, themes, and logos, then refine colors, backgrounds, and icons to boost clarity and visual impact.
Learn to design a master slide with a yellow theme, using Sans Serif for headings and Gammon for body text, and illustrate progression with smart arts and a four-book layout.
Explore powerpoint slide design features and design ideas driven by content, guided by the master slide, and compare cohesive themes versus auto design suggestions with color themes and fonts.
Explore manual slide design using the slide master to apply color themes, fonts, and keep a consistent 16:9 layout across all slides while adjusting backgrounds, headers, and footers.
Master slide transitions and animations to reveal content one by one, using fly in effects from the right corner and adjusting duration with the animation pane.
Explore a real-life case study on adding charts with animation in PowerPoint, using Excel data for reviews and ratings, applying a 100% stat column, a secondary axis, and animated series.
Discover how to build a summary presentation using PowerPoint's summary zoom, arranging slides into sections for a bird's-eye view, quick navigation, and effortless slide access during questions and answers.
Learn to use presenter view in PowerPoint to preview upcoming slides while the audience sees the current slide, using two displays and the setup slide show option.
PowerPoint's screen recording captures your presentation with presenter view, camera, and mic, shows the next slide in preview, lets you choose the screen and export, noting limitations and suggesting OBS.
Discover how to add background narration and slide audio in PowerPoint, insert PC audio and videos by uploading files, and follow copyright guidelines for reliable playback.
Learn to use a pen tablet in PowerPoint to ink slides, point ideas, and highlight content with color during presentation, and explore erasing options, laser pointers, and blank slides.
Use Microsoft Whiteboard with a pen tablet for inking in PowerPoint, since PowerPoint is not ink-friendly. Customize pen buttons, switch to a blackboard view, and export whiteboard images for slides.
Learning how to use Microsoft PowerPoint is one thing but applying it to give great presentations is a totally different game. No presentations are good unless they consider what the audience requires to know and do so most effectively.
This course does exactly that, it not only teaches you the tools but also how to use them to deliver results.
We will apply, apply, apply!
By the end of this course, you would have learned all the necessary tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including master layouts, transitions, smart arts, animation, fonts, summary zoom, images, and more.
And does without no cost.
In a week’s time if you have limited time per day then you will be able to
· Create a storyline for the presentation
· Create a master layout with relevant fonts
· Design the best possible looking presentation
· Create presenter views
· Create animations
· Create transitions
· Use smart arts
· Use charts with animation.
The material is made easy, in very easy-to-understand language for even students coming from any background
The most unique part about this course is
· High-quality HD Content
· Knowledgeable product manager with 15 years experience
· Case studies that are practical and experiential
· Test yourself on concepts
· Support that you get 24 x 7 for your queries
Why should you learn this course?
No matter whether you are a full-time accountant or just an IT professional working on developing great presentations is not limited to a field or role. Everyone needs to learn it Most jobs will test you on the basics of accounting before digging deeper into advanced concepts.