TheVP – Page 22 – The Virtual Presenter

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Six cases for using pre-recorded presentations in webinars/webcasts

To paraphrase a question from Dave following a recent webinar, “What about pre-recording the presentation, playing that in the live event, and then having live Q&A?” While 1080 Group is now exclusively in the teaching business, our legacy hearkens back to the first virtual event

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Marketing webinars to clients with no time – four critical questions to ask

In a recent webinar Julie asked, “What are your suggestions for marketing to clients who say they don’t have time for training?” Julie, this is a challenge common to many organizations. Please permit me to ask a few hard questions – only to root out what we’ve got to

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Interesting updates for omNovia

The saying goes, “You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression.” In a short attention economy, this may be true for many marketers. But if you’re evaluating virtual events vendors, it might be time for a “First chance to make a second impression” for

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What interactions do attendees find most engaging? (survey, see results)

The number of choices for interacting in a webinar or virtual classroom are many. Is there one that attendees prefer to another? Survey purpose: Here we’ll explore preferences and suggestions for webinar/virtual classroom interactions so we can better understand how we as virtual

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Mick Jagger, your forehead, and two bottles of beer: keys to virtual presentation skills

TheVP
posted on February 22, 2012February 25, 2012
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One very frequently asked question is about whether or not it makes a difference for the presenter to appear on camera in a webinar/webcast/virtual classroom. While I think the jury’s still out debating the issue, I do have a few thoughts about what we can do to improve our