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Q about building slide decks.
Greetings! Question about slide decks: I'm great at creating outlines. I'm slow at building slide decks. I've tried: - Claude - ChatGPT + Canva - Canva AI - Gamma for quick laying out of slide deck. All are ok, but I still have to pick and choose a layout here and a layout there and build it manually *which is ok*. Howerver, I'm looking to speed up this process now that I'm about to build out a course. I'm happy to "train" a model, just don't know how. Any suggestions on how I could do this, or a process you really like? NOTE: BOTH content structure and visual organization are important to me. I'm unwilling to sacrifice either at the altar of speed. Thanks in advance. 🙏🏾
Q about building slide decks.
1 like • Dec '25
Hey Deborah! Great question. It can definitely be tricky in the beginning. I have found Canva to be the most helpful because of the templates that they provide! Everything is pre-built; all you have to do is change the wording/background, etc. Now I see you mentioned "content structure and visual organization." Honestly, I believe, once you pick a template, it is worth the time to add your own touch. It will do a couple of things 1) Give you practice, the more you do it, the faster you will get 2) You will have more control over your structure, which will make presenting easier. Once you have a finished slide deck, you will forever have your own base template you can use anywhere The last thing to keep in mind is "PERFECT IS THE ENEMY OF DONE". Just get it finished, then you can iterate. I hope this was helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions!
1 like • Dec '25
So awesome to hear! I’m glad I could help!🔥🔥 I will definitely have to check out Notebook LM sometime in the future
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