Class presentation template
Turn your assignment topic into a presentation you can explain
Use this eight-slide structure to move from the assignment question to a clear claim, three supporting points, one counterpoint, and a conclusion. Replace the bracketed details in the full prompt, check every fact against your course sources, then review the outline before OutSlide renders the slides.
Start this presentation300 free credits. No card. Quote shown before generation.
What the draft covers
- 01. Assignment question
- 02. Thesis in one sentence
- 03. First supporting point
- 04. Second supporting point
- 05. Third supporting point
- 06. Counterpoint and response
- 07. Conclusion
- 08. Sources to verify
Complete prompt
Bring the assignment topic, rubric, and the sources you are allowed to use.
Create an 8-slide class presentation about [TOPIC] for [COURSE/AUDIENCE]. Follow: [RUBRIC]. Use this order: question, one-sentence thesis, 3 supporting points with one example each, counterpoint and response, conclusion, sources to verify. Use only facts and sources I provide; mark missing citations [SOURCE NEEDED]. Keep slide text brief and add plain-language speaker notes.Load this prompt in OutSlideHow it works
- Replace the placeholders. Bring the assignment topic, rubric, and the sources you are allowed to use.
- Review the outline. Check the argument, facts, missing evidence, and order before generation.
- Confirm the quote. Generation starts only after you confirm the current credit quote.
What to verify before you present
- Verify every fact, figure, quotation, and citation against your own sources.
- Review and refine the structure and slide content inside OutSlide.
- Presentation exports contain one rendered image per slide. Revise slide content inside OutSlide and re-render before export; exported text and objects are not natively editable PowerPoint elements.
Before you start
What do I need to provide?
Bring the assignment topic, rubric, and the sources you are allowed to use.
Will OutSlide verify my facts or citations?
No. You remain responsible for checking every claim against the original source.
Can I edit the exported PowerPoint text?
No. Current PPTX files contain one rendered image per slide. Revise the content in OutSlide and re-render before export.