Introduction
Presentation Structure
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Lesson 1 - Know your audience (6:43)
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Lesson 2 - Tell your audience who you are (2:14)
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Lesson 3 - Tell your audience why you are there (2:42)
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Lesson 4 - Tell your audience why they’re there (1:54)
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Lesson 5 - Transform your audience (3:57)
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Lesson 6 - Everyone reacts differently (5:04)
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Lesson 7- Mark the most important moment (3:34)
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Lesson 8 - Provide a summary (2:35)
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Lesson 9 - Provide actionable to-dos (2:51)
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Lesson 10 - Know your material (2:30)
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Presentation Design
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Lesson 1 - Step away from your computer (1:34)
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Lesson 2 - Structure will help you design (2:36)
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Lesson 3 - The slide (2:36)
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Lesson 4 - Slides or no slides (1:39)
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Lesson 5 - One concept per slide (1:57)
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Lesson 6 - Sketch your slides (1:34)
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Lesson 7 - Start with your text (1:28)
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Lesson 8 - Design for your audience (1:54)
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Lesson 9 - Know your output format (3:47)
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Lesson 10 - Get inspired (2:21)
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Lesson 11 - Know your color palette (4:40)
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Lesson 12 - Know your typography (4:21)
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Lesson 13 - Layouts (2:07)
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Lesson 14 - Compiling the presentation (1:40)
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Lesson 15 - Editing means cutting (1:11)
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Lesson 16 - Time your presentation (0:59)
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Lesson 17 - There are no rules (3:19)
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Presentation Delivery
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Lesson 1 - Always Rehearse (2:09)
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Lesson 2 - Master the language (1:32)
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Lesson 3 - Memorize the structure (1:43)
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Lesson 4 - Never go over time (1:47)
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Lesson 5 - Project your voice (1:29)
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Lessons 6 - Be a presence on stage (1:40)
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Lesson 7 - Dress for the stage (0:59)
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Lesson 8 - Check your tech (2:00)
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Lesson 9 - Always record your presentations (1:33)
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Lesson 10 - Embrace your fear (1:56)
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Lesson 11 - The show must go on (1:48)
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Lesson 12 - Be yourself (3:05)
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Bonus content: The most influential speeches in history
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Ronald Reagan - Tear down this wall!
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Patrick Henry - Give me liberty or give me death
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Frederick Douglass - The hypocrisy of American slavery
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Abraham Lincoln - The Gettysburg address
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Susan B. Anthony - On women's right to vote
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Winston Churchill - Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat
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George C. Marshall - The Marshall plan
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John F. Kennedy - Inaugural address
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Lyndon B. Johnson - The American promise
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Martin Luther King Jr. - I have a dream
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General Douglas MacArthur - “Duty, Honor, Country”
Bonus content: What not to say!
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Introduction
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1. I'm very nervous/unprepared
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2. The _________ is not working
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3. You probably can't read this
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4. Let me read this aloud
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5. If now I could have your undivided attention
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6. I don't have time for this slide
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7. Do I have any time left?
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8. No need to take notes, I'll make this presentation available via Slideshare
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9. I'm sorry but I can't see you from here
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10. Feel free to interrupt me at any time
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11. Let me see if the laser pointer works
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12. Obviously
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13. Uhm. Ah. Well. You know. Like... and all other filler words and sounds
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14. Concluding... (and then continuing to speak for a long time)
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15. Are there any questions? No. Great.
Bonus content: Dealing with technology
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