The document outlines a training course on how to create engaging presentations. The 12 modules cover topics like understanding why presentations fail, overcoming nervousness, using storytelling techniques, designing effective slides, and delivering presentations confidently. The course teaches practical skills like brainstorming ideas, understanding audience needs, using diagrams and visuals, incorporating proper design elements, and managing non-verbal communication. The goal is to help presenters keep their audience interested and improve their public speaking abilities.

1. Death by PowerPoint;
How to Become a Great Presenter and Keep Your
Audience Interested
Module One: Getting Started
 Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Why Presentations Are Boring?
 300 Million Users, 30 Million Presentation Every Day, 50% Are Unbearable
 Bullets Do Not Kill People. People Kill People
 Are You Just Passing Information Your Boss Told You To?
 Examples Of Bad Presentations
Module Three: What Kills A Presentation?
 Poor Structure
 Too Much Information
 Complicated Design
 No Rehearsal
 No Passion, Lost Attention
 Examples Of Bad Presentations
Module Four: Great Presentations Come From Great
Presenters
 Can Anyone One Be A Great Presenter? The Answer Is Yes
 Old Guys Can Still WOW The Audience
 Analysis Of Steve Jobs iPhone Launch Presentation
Module Five: Non-Verbal Communication Skills
 Body Language, Gestures
 The Signals You Send To Others
 It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It

2.  Handling Difficult Audience
Module Six: Overcoming Nervousness
 Preparing Yourself Mentally For The Occasion
 Physical Relaxation Techniques
 Appearing Confident In Front Of The Crowd
Module Seven: People Remember Stories, Not
Presentations
 The Art Of Story Telling
 Examples Of Stories That Created Business
 Frog Brain, Human Brain. They Spot What’s Different.
 Rules, Values, Beliefs, And Biases Of Your Audience
 What Is A Great Business Story?
 Do You Have A Story? If Not, Create One!
Module Eight: Start with The Idea Then Create A Story
 Create Ideas, Not Slides
 Practical Method Of Brainstorming
 From Aristotle To Freytag; Elements Of A Great Story
 What Is What Is And What Could Be ?
 Alternating From What Is To What Could Be And Ending With The Final Bliss
Module Nine: Basics You Need To Know Before You
Start
 Presentations Ecosystem
 Great Presentations Require Time
 Do You Know Your Audience Needs?
 Entertain All Ideas And Collaborate
 Sketch & Visualize
 Us the Power of Diagrams; Flow, Structure, Cluster, Radiate, Pictorials, And Data.

3.  Making All Elements Work Together
Module Ten:What’s A Great Slide?
 The Importance Of Backgrounds
 The Color Wheel
o Monochromatic, Analogous, Complimentary
 Industry Color Palettes
 Fonts, How Many Words Should Be On A Slide?
 The Power Of Images
 Creating A Scene, Not Slides
 The Basics Of Movement
Module Eleven: Putting It All Together
 Placement Of Elements
 Identifying The Main Point
 Information Flow
 Relationship Between Elements
o Page Structure; Three, Four And Five Columns, and Fibonacci
 The Use Of While Space
Module Twelve:
 10/20/30 Rule
 The Use Of Templates
 Treat Your Audience Like King
 Spread Ideas, Help Them See What You’re Saying
 Delivery Channels And Tools
Final Assignment:
 Teams And Assignments
 Presentations
 Scoring, and Announcing the Winning Team.