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Korshub's take
Software Is the Support Act, Not the Star
Most bad presentations aren't a delivery problem — they're a slides problem. This course starts from that premise and teaches key concepts for using presentation software the way it was actually designed: as a support to your spoken presentation, not a replacement for it.
What it assumes
It's pitched at people who already have basic familiarity with PowerPoint or Keynote but haven't developed more sophisticated design or animation skills yet — this isn't a from-scratch software tutorial.
Where the emphasis sits
Examples lean on Apple Keynote, but the underlying concepts apply just as directly to PowerPoint, so users of either tool should get value from it.
Who it's for
Anyone who regularly presents and suspects their slides are working against them rather than for them.
About this course
Most presentations are awful. We sit through them in boredom or confusion. And then most of us go off and make the same mistakes when it's our turn to present. But, it doesn't have to be this way! In this course you will learn key concepts to lead you to using the software the way it was intended - as a support to your oral presentation.
I expect you to be a user of either PowerPoint or Keynote but not have sophisticated design or animation skills.
Emphasis is on Apple Keynote when explaining, but the concepts are applicable to PowerPoint.
Price
This course is free to enrol.
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