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Requirements
No experience necessary, except the frustration of not having your presentations work as well as you hope, and the desire of wanting to make a bigger impact.
Description
You can learn to use Powerpoint or Keynote to make an impact.

Why is your deck so bad, and how can you turn it into an effective tool?

Instead of focusing on the craft of making slides, thought leader Seth Godin takes you on a journey to understand what your presentation is actually for. He’ll help you see that a presentation is a unique and powerful opportunity, a chance to be heard, a moment where you have the leverage to make something happen.

In this forty-minute course, you’ll learn how to engage, how to seek enrollment and how to discover and integrate the worldview of your audience. This course will forever change how you give and consume presentations and might just save your organization from another ten thousand hours wasted watching useless bullet points fly by.

This short course is a radical rethinking of Powerpoint (or Keynote) and how you use a deck and a presentation to be heard.

Instead of focusing on prettier slides, you’ll learn how to use the leverage and attention you get as the presenter to understand the audience, enroll them in your journey and share your point of view.

NOTE! I’m not going to try to teach you to operate the software. Instead, the course teaches you to avoid falling into the passive voice trap that’s built deep into the design (and our expectations) of how people use Powerpoint.

We’ve all spent too much time watching (and giving) presentations that are boring, ineffective and irrelevant. It’s time to change that.

Who is the target audience?
Anyone who uses Powerpoint or Keynote to make presentations. At work, at school, on stage or in a meeting.
Perfect for entrepreneurs and those seeking to raise money or gain support.
Essential for public speakers, managers and fundraisers.
If your boss says she needs a deck, you need this course.
Courses:
Turning Powerpoint into a useful tool
Understanding the leverage that a presentation gives you
Thinking hard about your role
Hiding, persuasion and the nuts and bolts of bad and good slides