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Developing Content for Technical Presentations with AI 

Learn to craft clear, audience-focused technical presentations that engage, simplify complex data, and drive business impact.

ETA course Developing content for a technical presentation.

Developing Content for Technical Presentations with AI

OVERVIEW

This interactive workshop teaches participants how to design presentations that are audience-focused, concise, and persuasive. Participants learn how to organize technical information into compelling stories, communicate business value, and create presentation content that drives understanding and action.

The course also explores how to use generative AI responsibly throughout the presentation development process. Participants discover how AI can accelerate brainstorming, organize ideas, strengthen messaging, and improve slide content while ensuring that human expertise, critical thinking, and business context remain at the center of every presentation.

By the end of the course, participants will have a practical framework for creating presentations that are clear, engaging, and impactful – whether presenting to technical teams, executives, customers, or project sponsors.

KEY TOPICS

  • Understand the needs and perspectives of technical and business audiences
  • Translate complex technical concepts into clear business benefits.
  • Define the desired outcome of a presentation and build content that supports it.
  • Organize information content to support decision-making and action.
  • Transform technical data into engaging stories that encourage discussion and decision-making.
  • Design clean, visually effective slides that reinforce key messages.
  • Organize information for clarity and easy comprehension
  • Build engaging openings and impactful conclusions
  • Use generative AI to brainstorm ideas, develop outlines, refine messaging, and improve presentation content.
  • Understand where AI enhances efficiency and where human judgment is essential
  • Deliver concise presentations that communicate complex information with confidence.

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Robert Decker

ROBERT BECKER

Management & Leadership Advisor

ROBERT BECKER brings over twenty years of experience as a facilitator, coach, and learning strategist across the technology, healthcare, and financial services industries. For more than a decade at Salesforce, he led global management development programs that reached thousands of managers each year—shaping the company’s leadership culture through initiatives like Manage the Salesforce Way, Manager Certification, and Managing at Salesforce.

Earlier in his career, Rob held leadership roles at American Express, Visa, and Blue Shield of California, where he designed and delivered programs that helped leaders elevate performance, engagement, and the employee experience.

In front of a room, Rob is part strategist, part storyteller, and part stand-up comedian—believing that learning sticks best when people are laughing and leaning in. His sessions are dynamic, grounded, and human-centered, reflecting his core values of clarity, creativity, and customer experience. As an instructional designer, he’s known for transforming complex leadership ideas into practical, actionable insights that managers can immediately apply.

A Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument (HBDI) practitioner, Rob brings depth in both coaching and assessment, helping leaders understand how they think, connect, and lead more effectively.

When not facilitating, Rob can often be found behind a camera lens—applying his creative eye to photography and finding new ways to see the world.

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