Australia’s leading Presentation Agency, Presentation Studio are proud to launch our

½ DAY Presentation Workshop with Dr Louise Mahler.

In this half day workshop with Louise you will learn through a series of fun and interactive exercises,
how to develop presentations that will engage your audience.

Our creative workshop shows you and your team how to:

• Identify and connect with your audience
• What’s the core idea? [Messaging]
• Develop the Structure [Storyboard]
• Analyse your strategies for sound

Download this PDF for more information.

You can checkout Dr Louise Mahler in <ACTION> at Ignite Sydney.

Tuesday October 12th – 12.30 – 5.30pm

Introductory Special $625 per person

Call now on 1300 699 609 to book your place or email workshop@presentationstudio.com.au

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You can see Louise in action at Ignite Sydney – imagine If you had 5 minutes on stage what would you say? What if you only got 20 slides and they rotated automatically after 15 seconds?

Check out what Louise said here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTvIwdwjqpE

Presentation Studios public workshops with Louise are running from October 12 – so watch this space for more information.

Or visit us at: www.presentationstudio.com.au or email workshop@presentationstudio.com.au and we will email you hot off the press!!!

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The ultimate goal is to allow your PowerPoint slides to function as visual aid supporting your key message – rather than LEAD the presentation itself. To stir up some inspiration getand the creative juices flowing here are a few sites that inspire us.

Photography: Finding a powerful image to represent your key message is a simple yet effective way to engage with your audience. Here is a selection of outstanding conceptual photographs from around the world to rouse the senses.

Colours: If you love colour then check out Labs.ideeinc. Using visual similarity technology – you simply choose a set of colours and the site locates a range of images made up of the colours you chose. The images have been extracted from 10 million of the most “interesting” Creative Commons images on Flickr.

Conceptual: Dribbble is a community of designers, developers and other creative types who share their design work for all to enjoy.

So K.I.S.S, use less words, more powerful visuals and inspire your audience.

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We are hit with thousands of different messages every day and only remember a few. This is why it is so important to make your presentations memorable, interesting and compelling. One way to do this is to take a lesson from our childhood.

How many great stories do you remember and how simple were they – “Hungry Caterpillar”, “Green Eggs and Ham”? They had few words, interesting pictures and an uncomplicated structure. If you want people to remember your message, try creating visually engaging stories that people can relate to and follow.

For more presentation tips, check out our PowerPoint Tutorials here.

Happy presenting!

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In this PowerPoint tutorial I demonstrate how to use the zoom slide bar in PowerPoint 2007. You can easily zoom in and out of your screen as well as reset back to default 100% view.

My other tips are to use the keyboard commands – ALT+W+F to reset back to the 100% view or ALT+W+Q to display the zoom percentages.

A great mouse tip – is to use the scroll button on your mouse and hold down the control button on your keyboard to zoom in and out of your presentation.

For more PowerPoint Tutorials check out www.presentationstudio.com

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