From the Attendee’s perspective – The Virtual Presenter

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6 things you can do right now to improve your virtual presentations and classes

TheVP
posted on October 22, 2014November 11, 2014
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In my last post I took a step back to ask, “What do I wish I knew waaay back then that I’d share with a webinar/virtual classroom newbie?” Now, based on some questions from a recent webinar I delivered, here are 6 ideas for taking the next step (and, frankly, many experience

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The 3 pleas of your post-information age audience (that they won’t likely ask to your face)

Let’s face it. Some part of your virtual audience is exhaustipated. The question here is, “If this is true, even for part of my webinar audience or virtual learners, what are the most important things to think about to best serve them?” It takes effort to get people into your live

Posted in Business, From the Attendee's perspective, Tools and Tips

Vidyo: one gateway to rule them all?

TheVP
posted on September 28, 2011December 1, 2011
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As 1080 Group faithful know, we focus largely on behavioral (rather than technical) analysis, but sometimes something…or someone…comes along that takes a techie thing and tells a story. Enter Robb Cason and a little backstory. I met Robb in 1999 when I walked to the (very empty) end of the 6th

Posted in From the Attendee's perspective, Promotion, Strategy

How to get your questions answered in gianormous webcasts

Assuming you’re not a stalker, sometimes you really, really, really want to get a question answered during a seriously big webinar. I just finished co-presenting on a webinar for The Marketer, and to their deep credit, the “sold out” the room! As I was watching the questions flood