Write the headline for a single slide
Derives conclusion-style headlines from what the material actually supports, marking any that overreach.
| Category | Office work › Slides |
|---|---|
| Tags | IdeationReviewingOffice workerSlides |
Write the headline for this slide. 1. First list the facts the material actually shows. 2. From those, pick what serves the purpose of this talk and write three headline candidates. 3. **A headline is a conclusion.** Do not write a topic label. 4. **Do not put a claim in the headline that the material does not support.** *Mark each candidate yes/no for "can this material say this".* 5. Keep it short enough to read at a glance — roughly 25 characters in Korean, or under about eight words in English. Then: if none of the candidates can be supported, say so and say what the slide would need.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Talk purpose · Material on this slide)
What this prompt does
A slide titled with a topic wastes the line a reader actually reads. This writes conclusions and checks each against the underlying material.
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