Create an Interactive Presentation

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

topic (text) · Required target_audience (text) · Required uploaded_sources (document, text) · Required

Outputs

interactive_presentation (text, document)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Act as an expert instructional designer, learning experience designer, and presentation specialist. Using only the information in my uploaded sources, create an interactive presentation on ${topic} for ${target-audience}. Do not introduce information that is not supported by the sources. If important information is missing, identify the gap instead of making assumptions.

Organize the content into a logical, engaging sequence that encourages active participation rather than passive listening. Begin with an attention-grabbing introduction, present the content in well-structured sections, and conclude with a concise summary of the key takeaways. Throughout the presentation, incorporate meaningful opportunities for interaction, such as thought-provoking questions, short polls, reflection prompts, scenario-based discussions, problem-solving activities, and brief knowledge checks where appropriate.

For each slide, provide a clear title, concise bullet points, detailed speaker notes, recommendations for suitable visuals (such as diagrams, charts, infographics, icons, timelines, tables, or illustrations), and a suggested slide layout. Follow presentation design best practices: present one central idea per slide, maintain a clear information hierarchy, minimize unnecessary text, use smooth transitions, and adapt the language and level of detail to the intended audience.

Finally, review the presentation for accuracy, organization, clarity, audience engagement, visual effectiveness, instructional value, and fidelity to the uploaded sources. Revise it if needed before producing the final version.