Creating Professional Federal Presentations with Super Intelligence

Formats ⟩  Live Virtual: 4 hrs./1 Day  |  In-Person: 6 hrs./1 Day

Creating Professional Presentations with SI explores how Super Intelligence can help professionals design compelling presentations that communicate ideas with clarity, confidence, and 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.

Course Agenda

Planning Successful Presentations

  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

Building Better Presentation Slides

  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

Delivering High-Impact Presentations

  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

Advanced Presentation Workflows

  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

A male presenter showcasing AI-generated slides with data points to an audience in his organization.

Creating Professional Federal Presentations with Super Intelligence

Formats ⟩  Live Virtual: 4 hrs./1 Day  |  In-Person: 6 hrs./1 Day

Creating Professional Presentations with SI explores how Super Intelligence can help professionals design compelling presentations that communicate ideas with clarity, confidence, and 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.

Course Agenda

Planning Successful Presentations

  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

Building Better Presentation Slides

  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

Delivering High-Impact Presentations

  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

Advanced Presentation Workflows

  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