PowerPoint Visual Storytelling for Business Presentations

This course explained in 2 sentences:This course will teach you visual storytelling for creating presentations based on a real-life example and how to present it afterwards. It is meant to teach you how to convey your story, make your presentation memorable, and showcase important data in a well-designed manner. Why Visual Storytelling with PowerPoint.

Because you, presentation designers, and companies have trouble identifying how to turn dry content into an appealing presentation that conveys their story and relevant information without unnecessary fluff. Many people know basic PowerPoint usage and how to create slides, but when it comes to making a presentation you suddenly get stuck and don't know where to start and how to make everything consistent and coherent with each other. Feels like something you know.

This course is meant to give you a blueprint on how to approach presentation creation, using a proven formula to get it done. What will I learn. Visual storytelling principles (using the SCQR or Pyramid Principle frameworks)Presentation skills - I will show example ways of presenting this contentDrafting content for your presentationDesigning a visually appealing presentation in PowerPointUsing animations to enhance your messageCreating a presentation 10x faster than usualNot being stuck with Advantages of using storytelling in your presentations:Very little textAppealing animationsUsage of iconographySimple design patterns that are easy to repeatContent is easy to understand & digestAppealing to the viewer/audienceA practical, not theoretical course:This course is meant to be practical.

For that, we are following a brief that we got from a client and trying to create a presentation accordingly respecting all principles that we learn along the way. You will use icons, colors, and a nice font and design a presentation alongside me. Software:We use PowerPoint as your main program, but the knowledge applies to any presentation software like Google Slides, Apple Keynote, Prezi, or other similar presentation tools since we will use frameworks and animations that all of those programs have.