Presentation skills: Designing Presentation Slides


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“Powerpoint slides are like children: no matter how ugly they are, you’ll think they’re beautiful if they’re yours” — Scott Adams, author of the comic strip “Dilbert”. Due to this cause or another, it’s a huge stress to look at most Powerpoint slides. Depending on the “design” skills of the speaker and audience’s taste slides create different emotions from a slight annoyance to physical sickness. But that is not the worst thing. The worst thing is that instead of improving the presentation such slides confuse the audience, distract it and finally oblige the speaker to explain them rather than being quite self-explanatory. The goal of this course is to change that by equipping learners with a set of tools to create simple, clear and aesthetic slides which improve the presentation of the speaker.

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A presentation is the process of communicating a topic to an audience. It is typically a demonstratio...

supervised by National Research Tomsk State University

National Research Tomsk State University is the largest classical university in the Asian part of Ru...

supervised by E-Learning Development Fund

Фонд развития онлайн-образования (ФРОО) объединяет образовательные стартапы, проекты в области EdTech...


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