Principles of Presentation Design

Principles of Presentation Design

“Dear students, We have reached the end of the course. We have learned some things about the history of presentations, some basic design rules, and the most common presentation types. I’m very excited to see your final projects for this course. Remember that you can make your presentation about absolutely anything! I encourage you to explore different types of presentations and don’t be afraid to experiment with it, it is your project. You can talk about something that you deeply care about, like a personal project, or if you have a creative idea or a problem that concerns you. You can also create a presentation about yourself, showcase your portfolio, or tell an interesting story that made you learn something. If you have any questions or ideas, please use the comments and I will do my best to get back to you as soon as I can.”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final Project We have now reached the end of this Domestika course, but before you leave, let's look at what we have learned. After introducing myself and sharing my influences with you, we saw the history of presentations and how this way of communication has evolved over the years. I gave you a list of “dos and don'ts,” and the kinds of presentations that we can create. Persuasive presentations meant to convince your audience, narrative, to provoke thought, inspire or motivate, and explanatory, used to share information, give an update or give a lecture. After introducing the basic aspect...”

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Course summary for: Principles of Presentation Design

• Level: Beginner
• 98% positive reviews (1493)
• 43411 students
• 5 units
• 18 lessons (2h 12m)
• 2 downloads

• Category

  Design, Marketing & Business

• Software

  Keynote

• Areas

  Communication, Design Management, Graphic Design, Marketing, Presentation Design