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Turn rough notes into a deck people can follow

This track teaches the deck job across industries: argument, outline, slide copy, speaker notes, and final room check.

Start the deck argumentLesson 1 takes about 12 minutesSee Claude Design
28
Lessons
1-3
Levels
Free
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What you need before Lesson 1

A rough deck purpose: who the audience is, what decision you need, and any notes or proof you already have. Messy material is fine.

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Who this is for

Founder

Needs an investor or sales deck that makes one clear argument.

Consultant

Turns discovery notes into a client-ready presentation.

Manager

Needs a concise deck for a decision meeting.

Sales lead

Needs speaker notes and proof that support the pitch.

Teacher

Needs a lesson deck from rough notes without overfilling slides.

Student

Needs a presentation that is organized before it is designed.

28 Lessons · Free path

Module 1
7 lessons

Audience · Decision · Proof

Build the argument

Turn the deck into one decision before writing slides

Define the audience, deck type, argument, source material, storyline, slide jobs, and final deck brief.

Worth knowing:A deck is not notes split across slides. It is an argument that moves toward a decision.
FoundersSales teamsManagersStudents
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Module 2
7 lessons

Outline · Claims · Notes

Write the deck

Turn rough material into slide copy that can be reviewed

Sort notes, write claim headers, build proof slides, plan charts and diagrams, write speaker notes, make the send-ahead version, and critique before design.

Worth knowing:Claim headers let a busy audience follow the story even when they skim.
Pitch teamsConsultantsTeachersOperators
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Module 3
7 lessons

Tool · Brand · Visuals · Export

Build and design

Choose the build path and make the file readable

Pick PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, Claude, or design help. Then write the build prompt, apply brand rules, set hierarchy, plan visuals, check readability, and export correctly.

Worth knowing:The deck tool should follow the room, brand, export, and handoff needs.
FoundersDesignersConsultantsTeams
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Module 4
7 lessons

Rehearse · Appendix · Variants

Present and maintain

Make the deck useful after the first draft

Rehearse the talk track, build the appendix, make audience variants, write the follow-up email, fact-check claims, hand off source files, and maintain the deck.

Worth knowing:A deck that gets reused needs an owner, source package, and update habit.
Sales teamsFoundersManagersEducators
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Start with the argument

Lesson 1 defines the audience, decision, and proof before Claude turns the material into slides.

Start Lesson 1