12 Errors In Powerpoint Presentation & How To Fix Them

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12 Errors In Powerpoint Presentation & How To Fix Them
Published 5/2026
Created by Rizwan Ullah
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 14 Lectures ( 33m ) | Size: 232 MB
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Create Clear, Credible, and Accessible Presentations - 12 Common Errors + Simple Fixes + Bonus Design Checklist
What you'll learn
Create a presentation with a clear title slide and outline slide
Choose fonts, colors, and animations that serve your audience
Create word-light, image-smart slides that are easy to read and remember
End every presentation with a strong conclusion slide and actionable last slide
Use a simple checklist to review any PowerPoint in minutes
Requirements
No prior design experience needed
Microsoft PowerPoint (any recent version) - other software is acceptable but PowerPoint is recommended
A willingness to unlearn bad presentation habits
Description
Do your PowerPoint slides look amateurish, cluttered, or hard to read?
You're not alone. Every day, talented professionals, students, and educators lose credibility because ofsmall, fixable PowerPoint errors. The good news? You don't need a design degree to fix them.
In12 Errors in PowerPoint Presentation & How to Fix Them, you will learn exactly what mistakes to avoid andexactly how to fix them-with real examples, clear recommendations, and a final checklist to review any slide deck before you present.
Why This Course?
Most PowerPoint courses teach youfeatures . This course teaches youjudgment.
You will learn not justhow to change a font, butwhy font size 24-28 is readable, and font size 18 is not. You will learn not justhow to add color, butwhy red text fails for color-blind viewers and black-and-white printing.
Every lecture follows the same simple formula
Here is the error (with a real example)
Why it's a problem (the psychology or accessibility issue)
How to fix it (actionable steps you can use today)
Who Is This Course For?
Students preparing classroom or research presentations
Professionals presenting at conferences, meetings, or webinars
Educators and trainers who use PowerPoint regularly
Anyone who has ever felt embarrassed by their slides
What You Will Walk Away With
By the end of this course, you will
Never start a presentation without aclear title slide and outline slide
Choosefonts, colors, and animations that serve your audience, not your ego
Createword-light, image-smart slides that are easy to read and remember
End every presentation with astrong conclusion slide and an actionable last slide
Use asimple checklist to review any PowerPoint in minutes
What You'll Learn
Identify and fix12 common PowerPoint errors that ruin credibility
Choose thecorrect font sizes
Selectreadable font styles like Arial, Times New Roman, and Verdana
Designcolor-accessible slides that work for color-blind viewers and print clearly in black and white
Usesimple, professional animations and transitions (avoid bouncing, spinning, and flashy effects)
Apply the6x6 rule to eliminate wordiness and improve readability
Label images, radiographs, and charts withtext and arrows instead of relying on laser pointers
Proofread effectively usingGrammarly, peer review, and the 6x6 rule
Followconference and classroom guidelines (including slide count for 10-minute presentations)
Choose the rightpresentation software (PowerPoint, Prezi, Powtoon, Adobe Express) and test before presenting
End strongly withconclusion slides (3-4 bullet points) andlast slides (QR codes, social media, email)
Access abonus presentation design checklist for self-assessment or teaching others
Instructor Credentials
Dr Rizwan Ullah is a dental school instructor and the founder of an online platform, "Dental Education Hub," with ten years of experience reviewing and improving PowerPoint slides for students. This course is the result of analyzing hundreds of real presentations.
Who this course is for
Students preparing classroom or research presentations
Professionals presenting at conferences, meetings, or webinars
Educators and trainers who use PowerPoint regularly
Anyone who would like to improve the PowerPoint presentations


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