School projects
School project presentations, from your topic to finished slides
Tell Arcdeck your topic, your year group and how long you'll present, or upload your project notes. It drafts the presentation as headlines, from what the project is about to what you found and concluded, then writes clean slides with notes to practise from.
No card needed. 17 slide layouts, 48 templates, 12 languages.
The storyline Arcdeck drafts
Academic
- 1Research question
- 2Background & literature
- 3Method
- 4Findings
- 5Discussion
- 6Limitations
- 7Conclusion
You edit these headlines before a single slide is designed.
Try it with an example
Pick one and Arcdeck starts drafting it, or write your own.
- “Year 6 project presentation on the water cycle, 5 minutes, simple words and one slide for each stage.”Draft this
- “Grade 9 history project on the Silk Road: the trade routes, the goods, and how it spread ideas, 10 minutes.”Draft this
- “Year 12 independent project on whether our town should build a skate park, using my survey of 60 students: 41 said yes.”Draft this
What you get
A clear beginning, middle and end
The storyline runs from what the project is about, through what you found, to what it means and your conclusion, as headlines you can edit first.
Pitched to your year group
Say your year or grade and Arcdeck pitches the wording to it, with little enough text on each slide to read from the back of the class.
Charts from your own data
If your project has survey results or measurements, include the figures and they become charts and key-number slides.
Present or share
Present full screen from the browser or send your teacher a view-only link on any plan. Premium downloads PowerPoint and PDF.
How it works
Step 1
Describe it or upload it
A sentence is enough. Or add PDF, Word or PowerPoint files, a link, or pasted notes.
Step 2
Shape the storyline
Arcdeck drafts the argument as headlines. Reorder, reword or cut them, then pick a template.
Step 3
Get the slides
Every slide is written and designed, with charts and speaker notes. Present, share a link, or export.
Templates that suit it
All 48 templatesQuestions
About one slide per minute: five or six for a five-minute talk, eight to ten for ten minutes. You set the number on the storyline before slides are written.
Your first deck takes about a minute.
Start free. Upgrade when you want every slide and the PowerPoint download.