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Developing the Presentation Advantage


Class Cost: $390.00

The anatomy of a great presentation with Microsoft PowerPoint includes both PowerPoint and presentation skills. Give more effective presentations by developing both in this class.

Training Class Goals

Students exiting this class will learn presentation skills to help make presentations more impactful and interesting. They will learn techniques they can add to any content to deliver memorable presentations.

Prerequisites

Students should have basic PowerPoint skills and be comfortable speaking in front of a large group.

Developing the Presentation Advantage Training Topics Covered:

  • Developing a strong presentation style – Identifying and developing your persona – how you are perceived by our audience
  • Adding interest to your delivery – How to capture your audience’s attention with personal stories, verbal examples and humor.
  • Learning to move – Learn how movement can enhance your presentation delivery.
  • Managing Your Audience – How to connect with your audience and adjust your presentation as needed. How to control questions and handle objections. Learn how to deal with hidden agendas and disruptions.
  • Using Tools – Understanding how adults learn and what tools can increase learning. Learn how to create an effective handout, PowerPoint slide and flipchart.
  • Additional tips for successful PowerPoint presentations – presentation keyboard shortcuts, how to keep the focus on you and not the slide, 5 tips for professional slides.
  • Increasing attention and participation – Learn how to increase attention and retention in trainings and ways to get audiences to participate.
  • Openers, Closers and Games – Create a toolbox of openers, closers and games that can be used in different presentations, or pulled out for use in and “emergency.” Understand what an effective opener/closer/game is and when and when not to use one, as well as what types work for different situations.
Upcoming Classes

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and 2010 are very similar. Students with either version should be comfortable in this combined class.

PowerPoint 2003 is very different from 2007 and 2010. Students with 2003 should take classes taught in that version.

PowerPoint 2007 / 2010

  • Uses the Ribbon and command icons for navigation.
  • Navigation Pane

PowerPoint 2003

  • Tool Bars and Menus for navigation

Which version of PowerPoint do I have?

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