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A practical guide to the creation of well structured, effective, and aesthetic PowerPoint slides

What you will learn

Structure your presentation to ensure robustness of your reasoning

Select the optimal exhibits ( graphs, charts, diagrams, etc…) to convey your message effectively

Develop visually aesthetic PowerPoint slides in a timely manner

Have access to the best templates used by consulting professionals

Description

This course is a consolidation of the knowledge that I have accumulated from my multiple years of working in the top consulting firms, where I started as a graduate and am now a senior consultant.

Often spending most of my day knee deep in PowerPoint, my day to day familiarity allows me to share with you the most up to date tools, tips and techniques that are required to create a highly impactful presentation.

In the world of consulting and business, far too often, the PowerPoint slides that are created lack a good structure and are unaesthetic, making it difficult for the audience to ingest the intended message.

This course will empower you to


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  1. Structure your presentation to ensure the robustness of your reasoning
  2. Select the optimal exhibits ( graphs, charts, diagrams, etc..) to convey your message effectively
  3. Develop visually aesthetic PowerPoint slides in a timely manner

I will take you through the principles required to create a quality slide pack across all its elements, and allow you to get your hands dirty with the numerous exercises designed to cultivate a set of hands and eyes that is optimised to create PowerPoint slides.

I hope this course will provide value to you.

Thank you

English
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Content

Introduction and Overview

About me
Introduction and Overview

The key components of a quality slide

Key components of a quality slide
Comparing differences in slide quality

Visual Design

Visual Design Fundamentals
Typography
Typography | Exercise
Images
Images | Exercise
Infographics and icons | part one
Infographics and icons | part one exercise
Infographics and icons | part two
Colour
Useful resources

Useful tools in PowerPoint

Arranging items on your slide
Frequently performed actions

Slide development

Developing a slide
Developing a slide | Examplified
Quantitative slide development
Quantitative slide development | Tips
Creating and displaying charts on excel
Quantitative slide design | Exercise
Qualitative slide development
Qualitative slide design | Exercise – Donut Chart
Qualitative slide design | Exercise 2 – Gantt Chart

Storyboarding

Storyboarding | The MECE principle
MECE in a storyboarding example

Conclusion and wrap

Conclusion and wrap up