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Keeping cool before the ‘big one’

TheVP
posted on August 21, 2009December 1, 2011
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It’s natural, given most everyone’s disdain for public speaking, to have a bit of apprehension before a presentation. And I know from my recent research about presenting online that many are even less prepared for webinars. Here are a few easy-but-effective things to do. Hydrate.

Posted in Points of Interest, Strategy

Need a teleprompter? Meet ProSoft Digital

TheVP
posted on August 19, 2009December 1, 2011
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I confess: I had never thought about using a teleprompter for a web seminar. I’ve used one in a television studio before, but when it comes to presenting on a webinar, I’m both an advocate of live, natural conversation and having your notes printed so you can refer to them.

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Research brief: North America’s use of web conferencing for training

TheVP
posted on August 19, 2009December 1, 2011
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This 1080 Group survey, sponsored by Citrix® GoToMeeting® Corporate, explored the use of Web conferencing for training in North America. As promised, a pre-release copy of the survey is available for you to download: NA_SurveyBrief_1080Group_final Thank you. Your assistance made this survey

Posted in Delivery, Tools and Tips

Turn your pointer into a pen in PowerPoint

TheVP
posted on August 12, 2009December 1, 2011
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We each have our own presentation style, and that’s true online as well. I confess, I prefer to stand up when I present, so I use a minimum of annotations afforded by a web conferencing solution. Recently, though, I found myself in a situation that needed an annotation AND fumbling to find

Keeping cool before the ‘big one’

Need a teleprompter? Meet ProSoft Digital

Research brief: North America’s use of web conferencing for training

Turn your pointer into a pen in PowerPoint

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