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Presentation Skills using Microsoft PowerPoint (1 day)PD-PSPP1 Course duration (days): 1 |
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About this classThis course is designed to offer you a practical, hands-on demonstration of how you can use Microsoft(R) PowerPoint(R) to improve the quality and effectiveness of your presentations. It helps you to see PowerPoint in a new light, moving beyond the concept that slides are a container for speaker's notes and into a new vision of PowerPoint as a tool that can help you achieve your business goals with more interesting, engaging, and meaningful presentations. Who will the lesson benefit?This course is designed for individuals who rely on presentations to communicate to other people for a range of purposes, including informing, persuading and inspiring. This course is ideal for those who use PowerPoint routinely for presentations, but are mainly familiar with the conventional bullet point approach and want to explore new applications of the software. What delegates will learnAt the end of this course delegates will be able to:
What prerequisites are requiredFamiliarity with the fundamental components of a presentation, including a structure that includes a beginning, middle, and end the need to be confident and the desire to engage an audience rather than simply talking at them. Hands-on experience with PowerPoint, including the ability to write and edit text in the title area of slides, Insert, resize, reposition, and manipulate graphics on a slide and work in PowerPoint's various design views, including Normal, Notes Page, and Slide Sorted. Contents of this classWhat Is an Effective Presentation?
Making Presentations More EffectiveMaximising the Use of the Notes Page ViewThe Importance of Moving Spoken Text Off the ScreenMaximising the Use of the Notes Page View
How a Summary Headline Assists Both Audience and Presenter
Using the Full Screen Area to Display GraphicsThe Power of Showing Instead of Telling
Applying Five Overlooked Techniques to Your PresentationsHow Five Overlooked Techniques Can Make a Big Difference
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