Live Workshop: Storytelling with Slides — Create compelling presentations with AI assistance
Master the art of creating powerful presentations using AI tools for research, content creation, and design.
Students learn the fundamental principles of effective presentations. Understanding what makes presentations engaging, memorable, and impactful.
Students discover the key elements: clear structure, compelling storytelling, visual appeal, audience engagement, and confident delivery. They analyze examples of great presentations.
Understanding presentation structure: introduction (hook), body (main points with evidence), and conclusion (call to action). Learning about the "rule of three" and narrative arc.
Students learn about slide design: use of whitespace, typography, color schemes, image selection, and maintaining visual consistency. They understand how visuals support the message.
Learning to tailor presentations to the audience: understanding their needs, knowledge level, and interests. Students practice identifying key messages for different audiences.
Students learn to use AI as a research assistant to gather information, verify facts, and organize content for their presentations.
Students identify what they need to know about their topic: key facts, statistics, examples, expert opinions, and current trends. They create a research plan.
Students learn to write effective research prompts, asking AI to provide information, statistics, examples, and different perspectives on their topic.
Students learn to categorize information: main points, supporting evidence, examples, and statistics. They create an outline from their research.
Students learn the importance of verifying AI-provided information, cross-referencing with reliable sources, and ensuring accuracy before including in presentations.
Students use AI to generate presentation content, structure slides, and create initial designs. They learn to craft effective prompts for presentation creation.
Students use AI to generate a structured outline based on their research, organizing content into logical sections with clear main points.
Students create detailed content for each slide, using AI to write clear, concise text that's appropriate for their audience and presentation length.
Students use AI to get design recommendations: color schemes, layout suggestions, image recommendations, and visual style that matches their topic and audience.
Students compile all content into their presentation tool (PowerPoint, Google Slides, etc.), applying design suggestions and organizing slides in a logical flow.
Students use our proprietary presentation evaluation tool to receive comprehensive feedback on their presentations, identifying strengths and areas for improvement.
Students upload their presentation to the proprietary tool, which analyzes content, structure, design, and overall effectiveness.
The tool provides feedback on multiple aspects: content clarity, structure and flow, visual design, slide count and pacing, text-to-visual balance, and audience appropriateness.
Students learn to interpret feedback scores and suggestions: what works well, what needs improvement, and specific actionable recommendations for each area.
Students identify the most important improvements to make, focusing on high-impact changes that will significantly enhance their presentation's effectiveness.
Students refine their presentations based on feedback, make improvements, and create a polished final version ready for delivery.
Students systematically work through feedback, making improvements to content, structure, and design. They use AI to help refine specific sections.
Students improve clarity, reduce text density, enhance visual elements, and ensure each slide has a clear purpose and message.
Students enhance visual design: improving color contrast, adjusting layouts, adding appropriate images, and ensuring consistent styling throughout.
Students conduct a final review, practice their delivery, time their presentation, and make any last-minute adjustments. They prepare for the actual presentation.
Students can optionally resubmit their improved presentation to the tool to see their progress and ensure all major issues have been addressed.
Interactive demonstration and showcase session where students see advanced presentation techniques, share their work, and learn best practices for effective presentations.
Mentors demonstrate the complete process of creating a presentation from research to final design, showing advanced AI prompt techniques and design decisions.
Selected students present their completed presentations to the class. Mentors provide live feedback on delivery, content, and design, highlighting what works well.
Mentors show examples of presentations before and after using the feedback tool, demonstrating the impact of improvements and iterative refinement.
Students learn advanced presentation design: creating custom templates, using animations effectively, incorporating multimedia, and maintaining visual storytelling throughout.
Mentors share tips for effective presentation delivery: body language, voice modulation, engaging with the audience, handling questions, and building confidence.
Open Q&A session where students ask questions about presentation challenges, get help with specific issues, and learn from peer experiences.