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Prepare a student conference talk
Share the source files. Get a talk outline, speaking notes and rehearsal checklist.
Prepare a student conference talk is a free AI workflow for the job "Speak and persuade". It guides your AI through several skills in order, passing each step's output to the next.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Thinking: high
What it does
A talk outline, speaking notes and rehearsal checklist. Give your AI the source material listed below and install the complete pack. It uses the component skills in the stated order, saves each result and checks the handoff before continuing. Every result comes from the student project; planned rehearsal is distinct from observed delivery. Missing tools or evidence stay visible in the final summary.
You give it
- The completed student project, approved findings, audience, speaking time, accessibility needs and existing speaker notes.
- The intended reader, deadline and limits on what may be changed.
- Earlier work and approved examples, if available.
- Source text (optional)
You get
- A talk outline, speaking notes and rehearsal checklist.
- Step files with evidence, unresolved facts and actual checks completed.
- A hand-back summary and one practical next step.
Use it when
- You need a talk outline, speaking notes and rehearsal checklist.
- The relevant facts are spread across files or notes and need one consistent review.
- You want the work and its checks saved so another person can review it.
Steps
- Presentation builder: Give it an outline or document. Get a polished slide deck for your audience in Marp, reveal.js or PPTX.
- Proofreader: Give it text. Get grammar, spelling, punctuation and style fixed against your style guide.
How to use it
- Download the complete pack and add its governing file and component skills to your AI.
- Share the sources listed above and say which result you need.
- Ask the AI to follow the governing file, save each result and stop on a failed required check.
- Review the files, missing facts and proposed actions before using the result.