Description

A presentation is useful in its ability to compel the audience to action. This stems not from the aesthetics of the presentation, but rather its ability to connect with the audience and help them see these decisive insights. To create a compelling presentation, we must first plan the presentation for the desire outcome, then execute on its construction.

Topics include:

Profiling and understanding the audience for your presentation

Crafting a compelling message to persuade the audience

Creating a narrative structure in the presentation to match and amplify the message

Designing visual elements to match the narrative structure

Leveraging design principles to communicate effectively

Designing the pre- and post-presentation interaction