Content – Page 21 – The Virtual Presenter

Posted in Content, Observation Deck, Strategy

Video hot, webcasts too

TheVP
posted on January 25, 2009December 1, 2011
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Ten years ago, nobody knew what web conferencing was. The closest proxy for them to associate with was video, which over a 56K modem sucked. Just saying. Now broadband adoption, easy-to-use tools that boneheads like me can use, and cheap cameras put everybody in the video biz (remember what

Posted in 2009 Appearances, Business, Content

Recording: Training ROI

TheVP
posted on January 23, 2009December 1, 2011
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Crew, thanks to the 560+ of you that showed up to Wednesday’s webinar, sponsored by Citrix Online and Training Magazine. The recording is now available (it’s hosted by Citrix), and you can register to listen to it here. PLEASE go register and support our sponsors. Behind the

Posted in Content, Points of Interest, Web Seminars

Links to calculators

TheVP
posted on January 23, 2009December 1, 2011
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As I’ve oft noted, every business model is unique… in yesterday’s event we had audience members in the web seminar from public and private sectors, from small businesses to Fortune 50 companies, and with different audience types (internal sales or HR training vs. external

Posted in Content, Presentation Delivery

Attendee-generated content

TheVP
posted on January 22, 2009December 1, 2011
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This works offline as well as on, but it’s SO much easier virtually… In a past life I was doing some sales training. The problem was that I was new to the company and figured the sales crew knew way more than I did. DING! Have them generate some content. I created a hands on

How many slides?

TheVP
posted on January 19, 2009December 1, 2011
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I was on the phone with Jim today, and he gets it. He’s the chief sales training wizard at a company with 1500 sales people, and he described to me showing up to a presentation with lots of slides and not a lot of time. Consider this: I moderated a web seminar years ago for