How it works
The generator turns a broad subject into questions a presentation can answer, sized to your level and your time. It mixes kinds of topic: how something works, a cause and its effect, a debate with two sides, a real case study and a recent development, so you can pick the one that suits your interests and your sources.
Pick a topic you can find three or four good sources on, then narrow it until you can state the answer in one sentence. That sentence becomes your conclusion slide. When you're ready, the outline generator plans the slides for the time you have.
Examples: from subject to topic
Subject
Biology, high school, 5 minutes
Topic
Why do muscles get sore a day after exercise, not during it?
Subject
History, middle school, 10 minutes
Topic
How did the printing press change who could read in Europe?
Subject
Business studies, university, 15 minutes
Topic
Did the four-day week trials raise productivity or just morale?
Questions
A specific question you can answer in the time with sources you can find. “Volcanoes” is a subject; “Why do some volcanoes explode while others ooze?” is a topic: it has an answer, a clear structure and enough material for five or ten minutes.
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Arcdeck writes the whole storyline as action titles first, then every slide with charts and speaker notes, and exports editable PowerPoint and PDF.
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