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Get Good At PowerPoint - Make Your Presentation Slides Like A Pro!
Lee Jackson

Don't Do Dull PowerPoint but Engage Your Audience With World Class Slides using any software inc. Powerpoint + Keynote

Summary

Price
£19.99 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
38 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)
Duration
2.4 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free

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Overview

Learn to make + use presentation slides well like top speakers. Learn from an award-winning Speaker + best-selling author of Get Good At Slides and Get Good At Presenting

Learn to make + use slides well like TED talks. Learn from a Pro Speaker, and Past President of the Professional Speaking Association

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Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 38 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)

Duration: 2h and 22m

    • 1: Get Good At Slides Course Introduction 00:32
    • 2: Introduction To Your Guide Lee Jackson 03:00
    • 3: The 82% and the elephant in the room 02:07
    • 4: Before We Use Slides Consider This 05:26
    • 5: There Are Three Types of Speakers 02:19
    • 6: Three Reasons to Use Great Slides 01:38
    • 7: Three Things to Understand - Take Responsibility 01:51
    • 8: Two Really Big Questions to consider 01:56
    • 9: Big Billboards and Detailed Documents 02:51
    • 10: The challenge of Bullet Points 05:51
    • 11: The Powerpoint Puppy problem! 01:51
    • 12: Slides are over a century old 01:55
    • 13: Don't just do the default - plan well 02:46
    • 14: Should I use animations and transitions? 05:13
    • 15: Some Tips For Presenting And Using Slides Well On The Day 08:19
    • 16: Check your slides on a big monitor before you present - here's why 01:37
    • 17: Standard slides or widescreen slides - what is the difference 02:26
    • 18: Top tip - how long are your talks and should you change the length of them? 01:03
    • 19: The importance of the B button 02:01
    • 20: Bleeding images – tips on using images and templates 08:20
    • 21: Removing a background from an image inside of Powerpoint or Keynote 03:47
    • 22: Removing an image background using a free online tool 04:51
    • 23: How to get your text seen over the top of an image 04:27
    • 24: How to use the eyedropper tool 02:00
    • 25: Which fonts to use and not to use 07:24
    • 26: The rule of thirds for better slide design 02:23
    • 27: Think what you can remove in order to make your slide better 11:49
    • 28: How to use data. A video interview with Lee Jackson and David Henson. 12:22
    • 29: Bullet points recap and bullet point alternatives 05:52
    • 30: Helpful corporate template tips 04:57
    • 31: Using presenter view and some top tips for in the room presenting 02:18
    • 32: A top tip for online presenting 03:52
    • 33: Bad Powerpoint but good presenter? 00:50
    • 34: People share their pet peeves about PowerPoint 05:07
    • 35: Beware of cheesy stock images! 03:27
    • 36: 89 mainly free stock image websites! 01:35
    • 37: Slide design exercise - with 200 free images! 01:20
    • 38: Lee Jackson Copyright Notice 00:08

Description

Do you want to enjoy presenting more and get better feedback?

Do you want to make great presentation slides to help your talks become more engaging and powerful, no matter what software you use?

Do you want to engage an audience better by planning and being prepared better, and not just read from a script or bullet point?

Then this is the course for you.

Learn from the best - a professional speaker with over 28 years of experience.

Who is this course for?

This course is for anyone who would like to improve they way they use slides when presenting.

Requirements

There are no requirements for this course, but it would be beneficial to have some experience with presentation apps such as PowerPoint or Keynote.

Career path

The Get Good At Slides course would be ideal for any career where there is a need to present information to an audience. This could include

  • Public Speaker
  • Sales manager
  • Team Leader
  • Manager
  • Controller
  • Assistant Manager

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