TheVP – Page 15 – The Virtual Presenter

Posted in Business

Try a physical leave-behind experience with your virtual event

TheVP
posted on January 22, 2013January 23, 2013
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Live, realtime events are shared experiences…or at least they have the potential to be. Speakers know that often attendees buy books (and don’t read them) just for the “souvenir factor.” Marketers know that some of the value of an event are the conversations that happen beyond

Posted in Collaboration

Meet StickyNotePages, a seriously cool conferencing collaboration tool

It’s pretty rare I gush with excitement. After 14 years in the web conferencing industry, most of the “new stuff” is a twist on an old idea. StickyNotePages, however, is a breath of fresh air. Have you ever worked in this scenario? Think of a time in an offline setting where you

Posted in Delivery

The secret ingredient in turning your vocal delivery into a smoking hot asset

TheVP
posted on January 13, 2013January 13, 2013
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How an audience hears, sees, and interacts with you changes in a webinar, webcast, or virtual classroom (relative to an in-person environment), and two separate 1080 Group studies have found that how you use your voice is more important to virtual audiences. So what’s your secret weapon in

Posted in Delivery, Design

How can virtual trainers be more engaging when learners are in physical rooms?

TheVP
posted on January 8, 2013August 27, 2013
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A question from Nareej… Dear Roger, Could you please help me in finding a solution to below issue/scenario: We are used to conducting webinars on frequent basis. There are around 15 institutes joining at a time and each of them is having 100 or more than that students sitting in a large

Posted in Delivery, Selling virtually

Using Core Values Index insight to communicate more effectively

TheVP
posted on December 5, 2012December 17, 2012
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UPDATE: The special event has passed, but the free version of the Core Values Index is still available to you here. Have you ever wondered why you really resonate in some situations and not others? Have you ever taken a personality assessment and said, “Well, that’s sort of right?” A