Creating Professional Presentations with Super Intelligence

Intended Organizations
Skill LevelGeneral Workforce
Virtual | Live Trainer4 hours/day, 1 Day
In-Person | Onsite6 hours/day, 1 Day
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Course Overview

Creating Professional Presentations with Super Intelligence explores how Super Intelligence (SI) helps professionals design compelling presentations that communicate ideas clearly, confidently, and with visual impact. Participants learn how to use SI to develop presentation outlines, organize content, design slides, create visuals, write speaker notes, and deliver executive-quality presentations more efficiently. The course emphasizes storytelling, presentation design, accessibility, and responsible SI use to enhance both productivity and audience engagement. Applications and exercises emphasize responsible use, information protection, and practical outcomes in federal agency work.

Learning Objectives

  • Plan presentations for federal audiences.
  • Generate slide outlines and speaker notes with SI.
  • Create and refine charts and presentation visuals.
  • Review accessibility, accuracy, and clarity.

Who It's For

  • Federal employees seeking to create clear, professional presentations using SI tools.
  • Managers and executives aiming to communicate strategic priorities and recommendations effectively.
  • Business professionals looking to improve slide design, storytelling, and audience engagement.
  • Analysts responsible for presenting data, charts, and insights to decision-makers.
  • Government teams focused on improving presentation productivity while maintaining accuracy, accessibility, and responsible SI use.

Course Agenda

Four modules · 39 topics
1Planning Successful PresentationsTopics 1–11
  1. Why Presentations Fail
  2. Start With the Decision, Not the Slides
  3. Presentations That Worked on You
  4. Reading the Room Before You Build
  5. Audience Analysis
  6. Storyboarding Before Slides
  7. Structuring Executive Presentations
  8. Prompt Engineering for Presentations
  9. What SI Does Well in Planning
  10. Deciding What Goes in an Appendix
  11. Planning Is the Work
2Building Better Presentation SlidesTopics 12–20
  1. From Storyboard to Slide Outline
  2. What Goes on a Slide
  3. Designing Slides That Work
  4. Slide Outline from a Storyboard
  5. Charts That Make the Point
  6. SI-Generated Graphics and Icons
  7. Building a Chart With SI
  8. Speaker Notes Worth Using
  9. Reviewing a Deck Before It Goes Live
3Delivering High-Impact PresentationsTopics 21–29
  1. Shape of a Data Story
  2. Making a Number Mean Something
  3. Simplifying Without Distorting
  4. Simplify Without Losing the Caveat
  5. Presenting to Executives
  6. Keeping an Audience with You
  7. Rehearsal That Actually Helps
  8. When the Room Goes Somewhere Else
  9. Delivery That Serves the Argument
4Advanced Presentation WorkflowsTopics 30–39
  1. Microsoft Copilot for PowerPoint
  2. ChatGPT, Canva SI, and Other Tools
  3. What Is Available to You
  4. Accessibility Is Not Optional
  5. Accessibility Pass
  6. What to Check on Any Generated Slide
  7. End-to-End Presentation Workflow
  8. Where the Time Actually Goes Now
  9. Presentation Workflow Plan
  10. What “Good” Looks Like

About our Trainers

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Our Mission

Our facilitators are committed to delivering the latest industry trends, job-specific best practices, and the essential soft and hard skills needed in today’s workforce. PTR offers small and large organizations the choice between onsite and virtual training. Collaborate with our specialists to address challenges, bridge skill gaps, and tailor the learning experience to meet your company’s goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Creating Professional Presentations with Super Intelligence course about?

This course teaches professionals how to use Super Intelligence (SI) to plan, design, and deliver effective presentations, including developing outlines, organizing content, creating visuals, writing speaker notes, and improving audience engagement.

Who should attend this SI presentation training course?

The course is suitable for federal employees, managers, executives, analysts, team leaders, and business professionals who regularly create presentations for meetings, briefings, reports, or strategic discussions.

Can SI tools help create presentation outlines and speaker notes?

Yes. SI tools can help organize key messages, generate slide outlines, draft speaker notes, and structure content for specific audiences. Participants will also learn to review and refine generated content for accuracy and relevance.

Does the course cover Microsoft PowerPoint and other presentation tools?

Yes. The course explores Microsoft Copilot for PowerPoint, ChatGPT, Canva’s AI features, and other available tools to support presentation planning, slide creation, and content development.

Does the course address accessibility in presentations?

Yes. Participants learn to review presentation accessibility, improve slide clarity, and identify issues in generated slides so their presentations are more accessible to different audiences.

How does the course help improve executive presentations?

The course focuses on audience analysis, decision-oriented messaging, executive presentation structures, concise storytelling, and effective delivery to help professionals communicate recommendations and key findings with greater impact.

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