Question

Conduct a web search on "The best and worst PowerPoint presentations" using your favorite search engine... which is google. give two reasons why this website was your choice of either the best or worst PowerPoint presentation and discuss what should or should not be done when creating a PowerPoint presentation.

At the end of the oaragraph put the URL of the website.

Answer 1

This is about the best PowerPoint presentation. This was found on a website named "beautiful" with Anguilla Top-Level Domain (TLD). The webpage listing the website for this best PowerPoint presentation pulls up when someone searches for the best and the worst PowerPoint presentations in the search engine. The website ranks and gets listed in the first 10 links of the search engine website.

The interesting fact is "the powerPoint presentation is about presentations". A person named Siqi Chen created this presentation. He is the
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and investor of a company called Sandbox VR. He certainly knows presentations. It is a 58-slide presentation that shares everything he has knowledge about crushing presentations. The presentation was great. He mainly discusses storytelling in the presentations, and the action should be provoked from a presentation. The presentation was helpful and useful (as an example) to presenters of all levels. The presentation was visually appealing. Hence, it wins the best PowerPoint presentation.

It has been chosen or awarded as the best PowerPoint presentation because the images displayed in the presentation are meaningful, relevant, and illustrative. He has used very few words and yet conveys the message. He has used appropriate words, proper word fonts, colors, sizes, and styles. He has provided crisp and precise information about presentations, as to how they should be and be created. The words he has used in the presentation are powerful and very meaningful. Any number of slides can be used in a presentation unless none of them is boring and every slide something to say, say something that is meaningful, useful, helpful, necessary, and relevant.

A PowerPoint presentation created about a topic, concept, or an idea should be defined, described, discussed, and explained about from a top-down approach, starting with an overall or a very general perspective talk about the topic, and digging in deep into the topic in detail or, say, technically. The topic could be made well understood by providing examples, analogies, figures, diagrams, graphs, flowcharts, etc. The presentation should always stick to the points and they should be crisp and precise. Here, Siqi Chen's presentation is simply awesome, colorful, interesting, simple, easy, and quick to read, understand, learn, and follow in real life. His simple words explain and make the viewers understand everything about a good, productive, constructive, impressive, helpful, useful, beautiful, and relevant PowerPoint presentation. There are no grammatical or spelling mistakes in the presentation.