Chris Menard here. Welcome to my YouTube
channel. Feel free to subscribe. In today's video, we're going to use Microsoft Copilot,
one of my new favorite features. I love Copilot. We're going to create a PowerPoint
presentation from scratch. We're gonna let Copilot do all the heavy lifting for
us. Let's take a look at this right now. So I've already actually created
one PowerPoint presentation. I'll do one live in just one second. I pulled up
Copilot and told Copilot, Home tab, Copilot, in case you're wondering where Copilot is. I
already told Copilot to create a presentation on how to run a successful conference. Copilot came
back in this box and told me, okay, here you go. If you notice, I have a total of six slides.
I'm not going to run through every one, but here's plan ahead. Here is engage with
your audience. So after PowerPoint creates a presentation, you're not done. You can keep
throwing in questions or asking for requests in the prompt box. So if you notice
in this one I don't have an agenda. Usually slide two is your agenda, or your
overview. So let's see if PowerPoint will create one, let's see if Copilot will
create one for us. Create an agenda. That's it. I hope it puts it as slide
two. So this is kind of cool. I haven't, I actually haven't even tested this. Let's see.
If it's smart enough, it'll put it to slide two. There it goes. This is really cool. It picked
up every heading. Plan ahead is slide 3. Engage is slide 4. Slide 5 is operations and
then collect feedback. Excellent. The last slide is the conclusion slide. So, there
you go, there's the prompt that I just used, create an agenda. Perfect, let's go
make a presentation from scratch. So, new file, quick tip for you, if I just
clicked on a blank presentation and I'm going to go select copilot, copilot's on the home tab,
if you have a PowerPoint template that you use, it does work. Pull up your template first,
get rid of any template slides you don't need, pull up Copilot, and then click on, just like
I'm doing right here, create a presentation. If you have a presentation not using your
template and you need to, two easy methods, you could use design tab themes to do
that. Or, you could copy those slides, make sure your template's open, paste
them into your template and tell it to use the destination theme. That would work
also. Those are my two solutions for that. But here you go. Create a presentation.
You can create a presentation on anything you want to. I could do the solar system.
I could do an application like Excel or Word. I could do a company. I'm going to
end up doing a company in this example. And you just saw where I did how to run a
successful event or a successful conference. I'm based in Atlanta, so I'm going to
pick on a company that I love that is, uh, also based in Atlanta, and that is Delta
Airlines. Create a presentation on Delta Airlines. I'm expecting to see slides on where they're
headquartered. What aircraft they use. Let's see what it gave us. It is done. It came back with
a total of six slides. Frequent flyer program, onboard experience, safety first, global
alliance. So one of the slides, okay, here we go again. One of the slides that
I was expecting to see, I didn't see, and that is where their, where's their
headquarters and when, what is their history. Add a slide about their history. and include
the Atlanta hub. I could have actually turned that one prompt into two. I probably could have
done their history. Perfect. It got it right. Making Georgia's correct at Atlanta 1941. And
there you go. One more about the out of slide, because this is cool. If you've flown
Delta before, and I actually don't care what airline you fly, y'all know this,
they've got usually different seatings. Main, first class, Comfort Plus, possibly.
Delta has something called Comfort Plus. Let's see if it's smart enough to know
that. Add a slide about Comfort Plus. I'm expecting to say something about extra
leg room. And usually it's located towards the front of the plane. There you go. Good
enough. I could, I could work with that. So there is Copilot. Uh, I already had one
presentation created on a conference. I came back and did a company. You saw me add slides to
it. You saw me add an agenda to one of the slides, which was a cool feature. One last item
to discuss, when you're in Copilot, if you notice on the Home tab, Copilot sits right next to
Designer, which is a great feature in PowerPoint. If I click on Designer, And I don't
like the way this presentation looks. I can come in here and start using
Designer to change this presentation, in case you're wondering. I don't actually like
this, but I'll click it just to show you this. I can click on something else. More designs.
So there is Designer inside of PowerPoint. I appreciate your time. Feel free to subscribe
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