Storytelling Via Presentations

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Harish Rijhwani

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1 - Introduction

1 - The Course Plan.mp4

02:34

2 - Whats The Curse Of Knowledge.mp4

03:14

3 - The Gartner Example.mp4

07:02

4 - The Key Takeaways.mp4

02:42

5 - Any Corporate Examples.mp4

03:22

6 - Is there a Logic to create a presentation.mp4

03:21

2 - The Concepts we will Cover

7 - The Billboard Challenge.mp4

02:58

8 - Once Upon a Time.mp4

05:12

9 - Another Story but from the year 1994.mp4

05:34

10 - The Concepts we will cover.mp4

04:56

3 - Keep it Short Simple

11 - Keep it Short Simple.mp4

05:23

12 - Simplicity With an Example.mp4

02:19

13 - Plain TalkCommanders Intent.mp4

02:51

14 - Simplicity in Presentations.mp4

03:47

14 - Steve-Jobs-the-Showman.pdf

4 - Generating Curiosity

15 - Generating Curiosity Basics.mp4

03:26

16 - Examples of Generating Curiosity.mp4

06:21

17 - Its a Sony Story of the Transistor.mp4

04:59

18 - Curiosity in Presentations.mp4

05:00

19 - Gamification in Presentations.mp4

04:40

5 - Show Dont Tell

20 - Show Dont Tell.mp4

04:15

21 - Japanese-Multiplication-Technique.pdf

21 - Visual Mathematics.mp4

03:07

22 - Less is More.mp4

04:19

23 - Show Dont Tell in Presentations.mp4

05:29

23 - Sony-Erricson-IoT-Video.pdf

6 - Building Trust

24 - Building Trust The Concept.mp4

02:12

25 - The Story of Marshall and Warren.mp4

04:21

26 - Whom do we Trust.mp4

02:14

27 - How can we build Trust.mp4

05:45

7 - Connecting with the Audience

28 - The Audience Connect.mp4

03:28

29 - Maslows Law.mp4

03:55

30 - A Story of Litter.mp4

03:29

31 - Connecting with the Audience.mp4

04:03

8 - Tell a Story

32 - Tell a Story the Concept.mp4

04:59

33 - My Story.mp4

06:14

9 - Whats the Logic

34 - The Logic Behind Presentations.mp4

08:21

10 - Examples How I create Presentations

35 - Bake-A-Cake-Example.zip

35 - Baking a Cake Part 1.mp4

06:42

36 - Baking a Cake Part 2.mp4

08:12

37 - Baking a Cake Part 3.mp4

05:37

38 - PnL-Statement-Example.zip

38 - Profit Loss Part 1.mp4

00:49

39 - Profit Loss Part 2.mp4

08:17

40 - A Regulatory Criteria.mp4

05:57

40 - One-Criteria-Example.zip

41 - Another Tabular Data.mp4

04:53

41 - HIMSS-Criteria-Example.zip

42 - Graphs-How-to-represent.pptx

42 - Presenting DataGraphs.mp4

06:41

43 - Corporate Case Study.mp4

06:01

43 - Corporate-Case-Study-Example.zip

44 - Sample Paper Presentation.mp4

05:24

44 - Sample-Paper-Presentation-Example.zip

45 - A-IT-Proposal-Example.zip

45 - Sample Proposal Presentation.mp4

10:10

11 - References

46 - Some Tips for Reference.mp4

05:17

47 - List of References.html

Description

Avoid The Curse of Knowledge

What You'll Learn?

Understand the Logic of creating and effective Presentation
How to leverage Simplicity in making a Presentation (Keep it Simple)
How to use the concept of Show Don't Tell in Presentations
How to Build/Showcase Trust in a Presentation
How to connect with the Audience
Learn from Reference Examples on how to create a Presentation

Who is this for?

Anyone who in interested in improving the way they create/conceptualize Presentations

Apt for Teachers, Students and Young professionals

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Description
Are you interested in understanding the logic behind creating a Presentation for a Live Audience? If yes, look no further.Â
This course has been designed considering various parameters. IÂ combine my experience of of teaching Health IT, as well as interacting with various clients. When I started my teaching journey, I struggled to explain the most basic concepts as I was unable to simplify them. It took me some time to realize that in order to be effective, IÂ not only need to simplify the complex concepts, IÂ also needed to generate curiosity to grab and maintain attention of my students.
In this course I explain to you a few methodologies I have come across
KISSÂ - Keep it Super Simple (Design Engineering)
The logic of SUCCESs,Â conceptualized and promoted by Chip Heath and Dan Heath
Using Show Don't tell, heavily used in writing
How IÂ use Gamification in my presentations/sessions to generate Curiosity
Using the 5 senses - Taste, Sight, Smell, Sound, and Touch.
Leverage Stories - and more importantly leverage your own experiences
The Who, What, When, Where and Why, mostly used by Journalists
IÂ also take specific examples (listed below)Â and showcase how IÂ think/create presentations.
Baking a Cake
Profit & Loss Statement
Representing Tabular Data
Representing Graphical Data
A Sample Corporate CaseÂ Study
A Sample Proposal Presentation
AÂ Sample Research Paper Presentation
Who this course is for:
Anyone who in interested in improving the way they create/conceptualize Presentations
Apt for Teachers, Students and Young professionals

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Hello there, I am Harish C. Rijhwani, a Healthcare IT professional with nearly twenty years of experience working with various clients across Hospitals, Health Insurance companies and Pharma Life Sciences. In parallel I have been a visiting faculty, spending my weekends (nearly a decade now) teaching Management students from various Institutes. A self-published author of three books viz. 'Healthcare Decoded - Begin your Health IT Journey', 'Technology to Business - The Invisible Gap' and 'Master The Mystic Arts - Begin Your Data Science Journey'.A passion speaker and have spoken at multiple conferences for NASSCOM (Life Sciences & Healthcare Innovation Forum), Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Indian Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR), Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences.

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