From Source Material to an Eight-Slide Deck

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Using only [Source material], create an eight-slide outline on [Topic] for [Audience]. For each slide, give a title, a one-sentence takeaway, up to three bullet points, a suitable chart type, and brief speaker notes. Follow this order: background, goals, approach, progress, evidence, issues, plan, discussion. Mark missing data as "to be added"; do not invent figures or citations, and state what data each suggested chart requires. Also suggest a consistent type hierarchy, color scheme, and spacing, and output slide-by-slide text that can be copied into a presentation tool.

Using only [Source material], create an eight-slide outline on [Topic] for [Audience]. For each slide, give a title, a one-sentence takeaway, up to three bullet points, a suitable chart type, and brief speaker notes. Follow this order: background, goals, approach, progress, evidence, issues, plan, discussion. Mark missing data as "to be added"; do not invent figures or citations, and state what data each suggested chart requires. Also suggest a consistent type hierarchy, color scheme, and spacing, and output slide-by-slide text that can be copied into a presentation tool.

3. Check the result

Can every takeaway be traced back to the source material? Does each chart have a real data source?

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