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1. Course Intro Video: In this course, I'm
going to show you how to use TOM to generate amazing presentations
all with the help of AI. Tome is a slide
presentation generator that lives in the web. You can create these awesome
presentations on any topic. And I'm going to
show you how to do that at the end of the course, you will have created your
own tone as a project. And I'll show you several
different use cases and all the basic features of
tone and how to use it. So I hope you'll join me and
checking out this course. I can't wait to see you there.
2. Tome Overview and Access: So Tom is essentially an AI powered
presentation generator. So think about chat, GPT, or any other AI software where you just
provide a text prompt and you ask it to do
something for you. And then in this case the output is a
presentation with slides. So with tome, you can
just describe like a, what you want for the slide to be and what you want the purpose of the
presentation to be. And then it will build
that out for you. And you can modify
it from there. So you put in a prompt. It does have some
image generation built-in using Dolly too, which is opening eyes platform
for image generation. And I'll show you
also how we can just grab and generate
other images and bringing those in just any
images that you would have for any use case for the
presentation you want to make. So you can bring in, like I said, lots of
different content. You can build out stories, presentations, whatever you
would use PowerPoint for. You can pretty
much use this for. On top of that, you can
also integrate a lot of different things from the web. You can add in narration like a voiceover on top of
your presentation. And then you can provide
that in the web for anyone. And that can be
available on mobile. It can be available on desktop
to be available anywhere. So overall, it's an
extremely cool thing. I think this is a really
powerful AI tool. I think a lot of
folks are looking to automate sort of
PowerPoints process. And so this is one
way you could do it. So just go to, It's just tome dot app or
Beta dot tome dot app. And then you're just
gonna go here and you're gonna say tried Tome, where you can go to sign-in. Alternatively. From here, we'll go in. For me. It's got all of my tome equipment in
here and on equipment, but all my
presentations in here. So if I come in, I can see a variety of different examples and just the presentations
that I've worked on. So they just kinda stand here. And so from here, if I hit Create, I can move into
creating a new tome. And that's what we'll step
into in the next videos.
3. Basic Tome presentation generation example: We're going to
jump straight into creating a presentation. Just go ahead and click Create in the top right-hand corner. And then it's going to ask us for what we want to create
a presentation about. So for this one, I am going to start
with a prompt here. Or we're gonna say we want to create a presentation about, about AIG image generation tools that are available in 2023. So I'm going to say that I
want to talk about Delhi to stay well diffusion mid
journey and Google muse. And then I'm going to highlight the pros
and cons of both. Presentation, highlights
of all options. I said both, but I
meant all options. So I'm just going to say where, say a fire off on that, which is going to hit Enter. And then that's going to start
generating our pages in. So as it's generating, we're
going to look at that, but we'll see up here at the
top we have a back button. Over here, we have a share and we have some other
options as well. Over here on the
right-hand side we have some styling and some addition. This is sort of where
we can work with the palate of the things
that are on the slide. And then over here
on the right hand, this is a little like creation. And then down here on our left, this is the, on the center left, that's where we can
add more slides. We'll see what it
gives us by default. Then we will look at actually hitting some
of this against itself. Okay, so we have an eight
slide presentation here. Let's go look at the top. Okay, So the title slide, exploring the AI image
generation tools of 2023. That's great. So it's covering Dolly
stable diffusion, Google muse, pros and cons. And then conclusion. Okay. It talks about Dolly. Talks about stabled diffusion, talks about mid journey. And then it talks
about Google muse. And then pros and cons. So the pros and cons didn't really come out
exactly like I wanted. We could do some
refinement there. But then the conclusion, we have just a similar slide, similar breakdown right here. But I'm going to show you with this basic setup, some
things that we can do. So first thing we wanna do, Let's go over to
the right-hand side where it says set theme. We can set theme
for either a tome, which is the whole thing, or a page which is just the singular slide that we're on and
they call it a page. But what we can do is we
could say for the whole tome, we can change the background. We have this color
picker right here. We can change the text color for the heading or the paragraph. Or we can just rely
on auto color, which is what I'm
going to rely on here. And then if we made
a custom theme, Let's say we set it as that we could go and we
can say Save theme. And then we would
have this theme reflected throughout
our entire setup. But if I wanted to go off of a theme that was not accustomed, I can show you some of the
ones we have available. So we have light, very bright, cream, little bit
darker, canary. I think this one is a really
great sort of yellow, but it's definitely
not for everyone. Ocean and moss. Moss I think gets my favorite, but I'm just going
to partial to green. And then we have dune. Then you have a Neptune, which I think just one
fits pretty well for this. And then Musso or whatever. However you say that like, I like neptune for this one, I think it's a really neat one. And what I could
do is let's say I wanted to have net Neptune, but for this page I wanted
heading to be white. That's how I would set that
just for that one page. Okay. So we do have that going for us. So that's pretty much the
themes and aesthetics cupboard that we can change here. So let's say that I wanted
to add something into this. Like let's say I wanted
to add an image or I wanted to add
anything to this slide. But I could do is I could say right here on the right hand
side, hit the plus button. And that would allow me to
add any of these tiles. So if I wanted to
point to anything, I have a bunch of
different options. Text image, a dolly image, a video, Giphy gifts. You can go and grab any GIPHY
GIF and put it in there. Any table. But you
want to provide any table of data in any
way, shape, or form. Figma, air table, any web link, Twitter, tweets and
framer, Miro and looker. You have all of
those options there. Let's say that I just
wanted to add some text. So I would have this
text available here. And I could say pros
and cons discussed. But you're really going to
have pros and cons thing. I could style this
however I wanted. So we have some pretty
robust styling options here. I think that's really good. Now we also have the ability to. Kinda drag and drop. It is a little bit tricky
to go in and actually find where the dragging
and dropping is. But you can kind of grab these little bubbles here and
you can move these around. So it's very much akin
to just the slides, but it's a little
bit more intuitive. I think that that's really neat. And I can come in here. And for this, we can
come in and we can even put some, we got to link. We have all of the styling options that
you would normally see. Like if I wanted to
make this metallics, it looks like it can't actually
hear, but that's okay. I think you'd have
to be down to like a caption or a body or
something like that. And then that should work. But you can have a
list or whatever. And if you want it to
mess with the theme, we could come in here and say, okay, all paragraphs,
those are gonna be blue. And that's just for
that page, right? So as we step through, this will reflect accordingly. So let's say for this
one, for this slide, I want to provide a
link to Dolly too. I could just do something like this where I just put in
the link right there. And then this will be a link. And I think you've got to hit
Enter and then it'll stick. That's cool. But if I wanted to say,
let me add from the web, a web link, hit Enter. I would actually
have an imbedded web site inside of this. And then I can modify
this or even take out this image because this image is it providing
a lot of context? I think I would rather just have access to the website here, right on my slide. So this is really cool
because you're getting the full power of the web when you create
the presentation. So you've got the link, you have some
discussion about this, and then you have the actual website here
available right there for you. So it's fully embedded and
you're ready to go with that. So for additional integration, Let's say that we
wanted to get rid of this image and we wanted to add in instead a
GIPHY on this one. So I'm going to paste
the Giphy link. Just a, I looked up like
which one has the option. And so the conclusion
is conclusion, choosing the right ai image
generation tool in 2023. And conclusion, there
are a variety of ai image generation
tools available, decisions, decisions. So just kind of adds
a little bit of fun to your overall
presentation. So up here on the top
right, if I hit play, then I'm actually going
to be able to step through my entire presentation. You'll see how
exactly how it works. And so here we go. We got everything that we want here is looking awesome
and the decisions, decisions, GIF,
and that's great. And then we'll just exit out. And if I want to
share that up in the top right-hand corner,
I could sit share. And then I can say,
Hey, anyone with a link can play, right? And then I can just
copy the link. And I gave them link
to the current page. If I still want to write here, I can even get a QR code
for what this would, you could scan it and then
you can pull this up. This is really cool because
you could go and you could take this QR code
and you could put it somewhere where people could see an actual presentation
and they could, they could view that
presentation right there. Okay, cool. So in the next
video we're going to go over a couple of more examples
of how we could use this.
4. Another use case for a slide presentation: Alright, we're going to try
a, another presentation. We're gonna go ahead
and hit Create again. And then we're going to
ask us for a national park CP brief on feeding bears. So I'm gonna write out
the prompt right here. Let's just see that the prompt
is gonna look like this. I'm going to say a Yellowstone
National Park safety brief on the dangers of feeding bears, how to not accidentally feed bears in general, bear safety. So I'm going to
hit Enter on that. And this should push
the prompts to create. And it's going to say it's
going to generate this out. And we got some
slides generating. And what I did do
is I pulled some, some images from mid
journey which I made, which is another
AI generation to want them to bring
those in here. And I'm going to use them as
tools in this presentation. I'm also going to show
you how to record a narration for
this presentation so that this can stand alone, so that, that way
somebody can be on a trail and they can scan this QR code and I can click it right now
because it's degenerating. But if it wasn't generating, you'd be able to
see the QR code. And so we can have this up. You can have somebody speaking, and then you can have
all the slides here. So bear safety, an overview. And then the dangers
of feeding bears, how to not accidentally
feed bears. And we have some pretty
interesting images with fire sun bear. Dolly is pretty interesting. And what to do in the
event of an attack, how to prevent bear attacks, and when to contact the
park rangers. Okay, cool. So we've got this first
thing we'll do is we'll set our theme for the
whole tome to be moss, which is just fitting. I think that's a really good
theme for this presentation. So we'll just leave out there. And then over here, like it
was talking about with share, we're going to want
to have this QR code. That's the end state, right? We're going to have that
up for people to scan. So let me show you. If we want to narrate this, we're just gonna go ahead
and say record narration. And when I click on that,
it's actually going to pull. If I wasn't recording
this right now, it would have my
face right here in this black circle and
it will be tapping into my webcam and
my microphone. I can hit record. And then that would
let me record a voiceover for this
with my face there. And whenever somebody played this presentation,
I could say, hi, Welcome to this friendly guide on how to avoid bear attacks and how to not feed the bears. And we put that in
there and that will be that will make it a
standalone piece of media here. So what I'm gonna do is I'm
gonna go and I'm right here. I'm gonna go and
change this one. We're actually going
to, I'm going to hit Delete key right there
and then I'm hit Add Image and then upload
an image here for that. Okay, so I uploaded this one. I made for mid
journey of this man, literally impossible situation. You probably would
never be that way. You have some options here. We can adjust the image, scale it in and out. I'm going to set it like that. It gets good. And we could add a caption. Say like really, don't
have dinner with bears. Alright, so like we mean it. Okay, cool. So we've got this. On the next one, I can go
ahead and replace this. You see that? I loved this one is a
boo-boo for evil Dolly. Yeah, just some AI
generated texts. A good old at generating texts. I'm gonna put another
image in here. Alright, so I'll put up
some images to all these. If you ever want
to modify the way that these images are set up, I'm putting them all to be fill and I'm not putting
captions on there. And I did take out just
this one piece right here, how to prevent bear
attacks because I think the idea is that we would cover this in general bear safety. And then we'll show
you the slides here. So we have the dangers
of feeding bears. How to not accidentally
feed them. General bear safety, what
to do in the event of an attack and when to
contact a park rangers. This is looking
pretty professional, I think is pretty cool and the method for sharing
will be easy as well. And so we can have the voiceover here as well so that
when people hit this, when they go to hit Play, it could go ahead and
break that down for them. I'm gonna do one
other thing here. So I'm going to add in
a page right here at the very end that says something to the effect about how rare bear attacks are. But I want a table that
shows how rare they are. So I can actually go over
here and say ai crea, create a page and I'll say
how rare bear attacks are, how they are rare
because of prevention. And following the rules
about something like that. And so then it's going to
create just one slide, just one page for me that I can then use
in my presentation. So it adds in this how
rare bear attacks are. What's doing the dolly
generation right here, which we don't really
need off the bat. And what I'm gonna
do here is I'm actually adding a table which I think is one of the
cool bits here. I'm going to add
that in the side. And so we're going to
have just a two rows, two columns with a title. I'm going to say like,
how rare are there? And I'll say like for the
year 2002, 2021, 2022. And I'll say like
there were only like to hear and they were like, there's only one here. Okay. So we got this breakdown here of how rare the
bear attacks are. And I can, I'm actually
going to slide this over. So this is gonna be
just isn't going to act as a little dataset. I'm going to add
in here a video. I'm gonna see if I
can put this here and then the wants me to upload. So I'm not going
to upload a video, but I could upload a video file. I'm gonna see if I can add in web and if I can link
to a YouTube video. So that should work pretty well. I'm going to try to
see if I can drag. That's a bear safety video
from Glacier National Park. We could say in this case
where we're using it. Then here, let's try to see
if we can drag this over top. That way we save a little
space here. Okay, cool. We have something going on here. And wants to try
to drag this up. And then I could add
in this right here. And I could say like
watch this video or more tips here, safety tips. And then I can take this, center it, and then
center it inside the box. And so this is really
nice and clean. We got a video laid out here. And then if I hit play
and the presentation, we would see we actually
have a scrolling slide, which is one thing that's
really neat about this. You can fit a lot inside
of these tome pages. You can slide in the
slide and you can put a lot of information inside
of one singular slide. So I think that that's awesome. That's a great way to pack more information inside
of your presentations, including things like
videos or what have you. So overall, this is just
another example of how to do it with a couple
of more features. We went over how to bring
in Table and then a video. Obviously all the rest of these, they kinda works similar, went over spacing theming. And I think we'll show one more example of the
presentation we could build. And then we'll move on.
5. Additional use case discussion and features: Let's build out one
more just for kind of expanding our imagination on
what's possible for this. I'm going to say Create and the prompt I'm
going to give it is going to be a welcome to paper. 2023. A paper paper
or a commercial sale, commercial paper
sales conference. Paper sales reference
held in Las Vegas. Okay. So that's gonna be a gonna
be like an opener for Haley. Welcome to this paper
sales conference. And we're going to see
how this looks, right? How this is all broken down,
how this all comes out. So there's a lot of
different use cases for this and conclusion
in this course, I just want to highlight
that you could use this for educational purposes. You could use this for so
many different things. You got your, you know, an opener brief
for a conference. You got your bear safety brief, which is an educational thing. You've got like reports on
projects and progress reports. Like a construction project,
you could say like, Hey, we're 50% done, here's what
we're looking to work on. You could use it for
like brand launches, business proposals,
all sorts of things. So a lot of really
cool options here. So this is not, isn't exactly what
we're looking for. Not 100% in line with what I wanted some actually
what I'm gonna do here at the
machine is step back. And if this ever happens to you, just say, we'll come in here. I'm gonna delete that. I'm going to say,
we're going to reap, type this prompt and
then re fire it. So changing my prompted this, which hopefully should
have some more detail. And I just want a
better starter because obviously we could just
build this out from scratch, but I do want it to have a little bit more
substance off the bat. So we're going to
let this Generate. And already I'm seeing, great. We gotta schedule and map
of the convention center. And so we could
like link to those. We can embed those. What have you and we have
more slides coming in here. I think we're up to
seven or eight pages. So this is cool. Right here, since it's paper. I'm just going to
change the theme instead of a dark theme
to just like a cream. I guess looks really
cool even though it is like very light theme. It gives a very
paper ask, right? So one thing we could
do here is we could get rid of these and we can embed some some different images to represent our
conference or whatever, or some gifts of the office or just
whatever we wanted to do. We can also embed some tweets. I'm just kinda thinking
through a couple of different scenarios here. But yeah, overall, just like I showed in
the other videos, you would just come in here. We can delete these and then fill them out
whatever we wanted. I think that these Dolly images are honestly they're
not my favorite. I think this is a
pretty interesting ones like a rock concert with it just a giant scroll
there and gets up. Super funny, super unique. But yeah, overall Very cool. I'm just another example
of where this could go. We could build this
out, modify it, do everything we've
talked about recording, changing the themes
and aesthetics. We can create new
pages on the fly. We can insert a couple of different things here,
whatever you wanna do. And then ultimately we can
share it and then someone can play that if
they absolute link, depending on the
sharing permissions that we provide out for it. So I hope this is helpful. I hope this was a
helpful coursework. In the next video, we're going
to talk about the project.
6. Tome course project instructions: So for your class project, you're going to
create your own tone. So that's what we're gonna do. This is actually a tome right here that tell you how
to create your tone. A little bit of
Tom section there. So go ahead and put your
knowledge to the test. Go to tome dot app and start building out your own
tome presentation. Go ahead and find
the right images. These ones are example of
the default ones from Dolly. Go ahead and get some
different ones in different material
and just sort of build your presentation
now however, makes sense for you feel free
to change the images up. Organize your slides
in a way that makes sense to convey whatever
you need to be. This could be like
a business thing, could be like a learning thing. Whatever you want
your tome to be, just think of a
scenario and just roll with it if you
want to do one of the ones that we made
in the class like the park safety brief,
you could do that. You can show that off as well. You're going to put
it all together. And once you have that
all organized, right? You could, you know,
this is right here, use presentation software like PowerPoint or Keynote, Right? But we're going to go
ahead and use tone. And then we're going to
share our presentation. So go ahead and share it on
Skillshare in the course projects section by providing screenshots or
linked to your tone. And thanks so much for
taking the course with me. I am excited to see
your course projects. If you liked the course, be sure to leave me a review and let me know
how you liked it. Alright, Have a good one.
Micah J., AI, Data Science, Data Visualization
