A graduate of the Department of Computer Science at Seoul National University and a consultant at global consulting firm McKinsey

It contains all of the presentation know-how I learned based on my work experience at Cheil Planning and IT conglomerates.

Course introduction 📚

My slides that I did my best to make. Aren't you wondering if this is a well-made slide?

Let's take a look at an example?

First example

There's probably no one who thinks that the slide you just saw was made well.

By the way, this slide 'why' It's a mismade slide, Where can I fix it There aren't many people who can explain it.

Shall we look at another example this time?

Does this slide look like a well-made slide?

Second example

There are people who think this slide is a well-made slide, and I think there are also people who don't like it. At least it's much cleaner than the front slide. There's no disagreement that this slide is nice to look at, in other words, a “pretty slide.”

but “Well made” When asked if it's a slide, is the answer yes?

What do you think? Why do you think that?

If it's hard to give a clear reason, this course is what you need.

This is the course that teaches you the principles of slide design and shows you how to implement them yourself

“Perfect Slide Clinic with Powerpoint” Because it's a lecture.

PERFECT PRESENTATION SERIES

PowerPoint implementation of slide design. Master it with this course!

This course carefully analyzes the problems with your slides and even suggests how to fix them for better slides. It's like it makes sense for us to be diagnosed with a disease and get a prescription from a doctor.

Is that all? At the beginning of the lecture, there is a sister book of “Perfect Slide Clinic with PowerPoint.” Appearing in “Perfect Presentation Season 2” 10 slide design principlesI'll explain to you to help students understand the solid design principles, and whatever slide design format I make! If you follow it step by step, you can easily create a slide 'Zen format slide design standard process'with 'Consultative Slide Design Standard Process' It's also included.

After the lecture, everyone felt confident too! Pow! I'm sure you'll become a slide master.

Do you need good credits, high education, and investment?

This can be achieved through Perfect Slide Clinic lectures.

Course features ☑️

This course 1) diagnoses slide improvements using clear design principles, and 2) presents best practice slides

By clearly pointing out the principles and rationale rather than in a form that is unconditionally followed,

It conveys a design method that can be immediately applied to slides.

Introduction by section 🔖

• Lesson 1. 10 essential concepts of perfect slide design

  Here are 10 design philosophies you must learn when designing presentation slides.

• Lesson 2. Zen format slide design standard process

  Zen format slides often used at product presentations and conferences. Learn about the conditions for well-made Zen format slides, the standard process for designing Zen format slides, and what to check when designing slides.

• Lesson 3. Consulting format slide design standard process

  Consulting-format slides used as report format slides. Learn about the criteria for a well-made consulting slide, the standard process for consultation-format slides, and a checklist for designing slides.

• Lesson 4. How to use Slide Master

  When you need to use a uniform format for each team. Learn how to use a useful slide master.

• Lesson 5. Perfect Slide Clinic example 1,2

  The lecture that continues from now on analyzes the problems of slides that need improvement and presents prescriptions based on the Perfect Slide Clinic prescription principles and slides that have actually changed. Lesson 5 introduces slides that are too faithful to the basics, slides with meaningless or harmful wallpapers, and presents improved example slides

• Lesson 6. Waterfall (waterfall) chart. Create without a chart function

  How to make a waterfall chart without the waterfall chart insertion function that didn't exist in PowerPoint 2016 and earlier

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• Lesson 7. Perfect Slide Clinic example 3,4

  Problems with slides requiring improvement are analyzed, and prescriptions based on Perfect Slide Clinic prescription principles and slides that have actually changed are presented. Lesson 6 introduces slides that improved the two forms of flimsy Zen format and presents improved example slides.

• Quarterfinals. Perfect Slide Clinic example 5,6

  Problems with slides requiring improvement are analyzed and prescriptions based on Perfect Slide Clinic prescription principles and actual changed slides are presented. Lesson 7 introduces how to improve slides with flimsy Zen formats and font size problems, and presents improved example slides.

• Lesson 9. Perfect Slide Clinic example 7,8

  We analyze the problems of slides that need improvement and present prescriptions based on the Perfect Slide Clinic prescription principles and slides that have actually changed. In lesson 8, we will learn about the harm of unfounded commercial templates, learn how to improve them, and present improved example slides.

• Lesson 10. Perfect Slide Clinic example 9,10+ shortcut collection

  Problems with slides requiring improvement are analyzed, and prescriptions based on Perfect Slide Clinic prescription principles and actual changed slides are presented. Lesson 9 explores two types of flimsy consulting formats, how to improve them, and presents improvement example slides. Additionally, it provides a collection of shortcuts to improve the efficiency of working on PowerPoint.

All of the best practice slides can be downloaded from the links below.

https://brunch.co.kr/@plusclov/408

The tools covered here 🧰

The course content uses “Perfect Slide Clinic with PowerPoint” as the main textbook, and “Perfect Presentation Season 2” as a secondary textbook. In particular, all the functions of PowerPoint are included in the book, so if you listen to it along with the book, you can expect a higher learning effect. To practice slide design, Microsoft's PowerPoint program (version 2010 or higher) is required.

• Perfect Slide Clinic book link: http://www.yes24.com/Product/Goods/89232435?Acode=101

• Perfect presentation book link: http://www.yes24.com/Product/Goods/56826125?scode=032&OzSrank=1

All slides used in the lecture were created using the Microsoft PowerPoint program.

Expected Questions Q&A 🙋🏻‍♂️

Q. I'm completely new to presentations. Can I take the course?

A. Of course you can. Not only is it possible, but I highly recommend it. This is because if you adopt good habits step by step from the beginning, you can improve your skills more quickly

Q. I think I have some opinions about presentations. Do I need to listen?

A. Absolutely. The method you know right now may not be the best one. If you listen to the lectures, you can get even more upgraded skills than now. You know that the difference between luxury goods and ordinary items is the degree of perfection, right? This course makes a great you more perfect

Q. What are the differences from other courses?

A. Explain clear definitions and principles. Despite the fact that presentations are really important, there are many lessons that are taught or taught based on experience and asked to be followed randomly without explaining the “why.” Most of them tell stories that don't reflect the reality of Korea at all or can't be used in company practice. Perfect Presentation lectures present differentiated solutions that can be applied to any current situation, whether you are a student, a businessman, or a workplace.

• Please tell us what led you to start this course.

I hoped that more people would be able to easily acquire high-quality knowledge.

However, it was not easy to reach many people with books alone. There was so much content that some people gave up in the middle of reading it.

I thought it would be easier for people to accept it if it was produced in a lecture format suited to the age of video.

• What got you interested in this field?

When I was a student, I created a presentation study group at Seoul National University. I found out later that this club was the first presentation-related club in the country. I honed my skills with my seniors and juniors, tried a business on this topic, discovered areas I lacked while working as a consultant after that, and created knowledge that was completed to some extent. However, most of the books and lectures on the market did not reflect reality. Examples include lectures where an office worker unconditionally claims that the format is correct even though he can't present like Steve Jobs, or that just a pretty slide without a message is good.

I wanted to provide lessons that were actually helpful and could be applied to our environment. I think this course can provide that value to you.

• What future goals do you want to achieve in this field?

I want to continue developing this field and become a person that everyone can remember as the best presentation expert in Korea.