<aside> 💡 Use an LLM to create an outline for your PowerPoints. The paid version of Copilot lets you do this directly in the application and even in your organisation's template. Don't have that access (yet)? You can also go a long way with an LLM. It will create the whole setup for you in no time. Cutting and pasting is also a snap. And the advantage: you can steer a lot more in what you like slides.

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Prompt approach 1

<aside> 👉🏻 Think of 5 criteria for making good slides.

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Use criteria [1, 2 AND 4] now to create a presentation of/about. Create an outline for [5] slides [YOUR TEXT, SUBJECT, ARTICLE OR DESCRIPTION].

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<aside> 👉🏻 Now just give me the text that will appear verbatim on the slides, so I can easily copy and paste it directly into PowerPoint.

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Prompt approach 2

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You are an expert at making presentations and reading scientific articles. I want you to make a presentation later on based on a scientific article. This is very important to me, so take your time to get it right.

What I want you to do first is to read the following scientific article carefully. Next, I want you to create a summary consisting of several parts. To do this, follow the approach below:

1. Core and Results:

• Summarise the article's core and results in three sentences.
• Use figures, numbers, percentages and results here.

1. Advice:

• List three key pieces of advice from the study. Place these opinions in a table in the first column.
• Rate how strong you think these opinions are in the second column with 1-5 stars.
• Give a counter-argument for each opinion in the third column.
• Rate these counter-arguments in the fourth column.

1. Application ideas:

• I am a Learning & Development Consultant and create training programmes for various organisations.
• Come up with three good application ideas based on the article.
• Make sure these ideas are in line with my role as an independent consultant.

Do your best and follow these steps slowly.

[ARTICLE]

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Tips

<aside> 💡 Work out the slides in text first. And then ask for suggestions for good supporting images.

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<aside> 💡 Get better criteria for creating Powerpoints yourself from the internet. Or add an example for even better results.

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