The ability to seamlessly coalesce information into an effective visual presentation is a formidable skill for professionals who seek to gain a competitive advantage.

This course is a practical quick start guide to teach you how to connect your presentation ideas into a compelling narrative using Transitions. Transitions allow you to visually conduct the elements of information into a seamless presentation symphony to engage your audience.

I reveal how to enliven your progression through slides by using Transitions to cure the uninspired and predictable lifelessness that has sadly become the norm. To start, I teach you ways to introduce your slides with intentional meaning by sharing the essentials of using Transitions. Next, I share their purpose and power to help you add interest and smoothness to your presentation prowess amplifying your content for an engaging experience. Then, I walk you through common workplace examples, actually using real Transitions, to help you see and imagine how your next presentation can engender effortless conveyance to your audience, elevate your organizational profile, and highlight your professional value.

You discover how to get started using Transitions. These key fundamentals will lay the foundation to get you started on the right foot. From there, you identify practical uses and examples to optimize Transitions. This fortifies your ability to bring visual life to your presentations and customize your delivery to captivate your audience. Finally, we explore lessons learned and ways to avoid common mishaps to fast-track your success using Transitions.

This course is the last in a series of three designed to provide practical knowledge for the successful delivery of information that is appealing and easy to consume. Each course shares invaluable insight, “how to” instructions, and real workplace examples to illuminate concepts. This speedy but material-packed class enriches your knowledge and ability to create and deliver high-quality presentations while sharpening your competitive advantage.

Course Key Concepts: How To, Effectively, Transitions, Present, Information,