About the class

It's no wonder that everyone is drawn to beautiful and cool PPTs. However, the essence of a presentation Communication and persuasionIt is. Before creating a good-looking appearance, I need to first find a way for the content I want to convey to be delivered faster and to be remembered for a longer period of time.

The “PPT Design Supergap” class is divided into a planning section and a visualization section, and in this planning section, you will learn efficient work methods and planning strategies to improve communication skills. In the visualization section, we will gradually achieve a design that may seem somewhat vague by dividing it into 3 steps, from how to show content without being uncomfortable, to how to visualize strategies that are not revealed in writing, and how to make a visual impact.

Course effect

You can learn PPT design strategies that effectively convey content and enhance persuasiveness.
You can learn visual language that can be conveyed faster than written words.
You can learn the professional skills of designers who are not envious of PowerPoint but Photoshop.

Recommended target

People who know how to make PPT but have difficulty designing
Office workers who work overtime and stay up all night making PPT every time
Those who want to improve the persuasiveness of my PPT

Pre-course notes

This class will use the Microsoft365 version of PowerPoint running on a Mac system.

- You can take the course even if you use Windows.

- You can start taking PowerPoint courses in 2016 or later.

3 reasons why this class is special

❶ The purpose of PPT design is “strategic visualization”

A PPT slide decorated with no meaning will not only interfere with the delivery of content, but also cause fatigue for the viewer. The basic purpose of creating a PPT is to effectively communicate my opinions and persuade others to come to the same conclusion as me. Go beyond just a good-looking PPT and learn about strategic visualizations that can effectively convey your intentions.

❷ PPT planning method that enhances persuasiveness

To successfully appeal to an idea or product, you must be able to make effective use of PPT. This is why not only design elements but also planning elements must be considered when creating a PPT. In this lecture, we will examine the overall flow of PPT using the “PPT Design 4P Strategy” developed in-house by Papografikics and the Golden Circle theory, and discuss strategies to improve memory using chunking techniques.

❸ “Design” that anyone can do

In this lesson, we will present 3 steps so that people who have difficulty designing can easily approach and create good-looking PPT.

In step 1, you'll learn how to easily communicate content without any inconvenient elements; in step 2, you'll learn how to visually express intent to improve your ability to communicate. Finally, in step 3, you'll learn how to make a strong visual impression so you can design with a sense of security and strategy.

If you take this course, you will be able to create a strategic and stable design, not just a design with strange and unnecessary decorations. I highly recommend it to those who find it difficult to design a PPT.

PPT planning that elicits persuasion through strategic visualization

PPT planning that elicits persuasion through strategic visualization