Observation Deck – Page 4 – The Virtual Presenter

Posted in Business, Delivery, Observation Deck, Promotion, Strategy, Web Seminar Promotion

Twitter, presentation audiences, and the “size” question

As an active Twitter community member, I’m an amused observer of the various ways people (“tweeps”) approach the quality vs. quantity question. Some say, “There’s no way you can connect with thousands, so why follow that many?” Others, “More is

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Tribute to Quinn

I didn’t know Quinn Driscoll, but my business partner Scott did quite well. Quinn was Scott’s son. Word completely fail in a moment like this, when a 13 year old young man suddenly collapses and dies. My heart bursts for my longtime friend and business partner. Let me tell you about

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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

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“Meet now” – the legacy and the lesson

TheVP
posted on January 12, 2009December 1, 2011
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This post is at once a history lesson, a cultural observation, and a practical. (Of course, if you hate stories as part of learning, you’ll hate me as a teacher and can save some time by changing the channel now 🙂 Let me help with something random.) First, the history lesson. Many web

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1080 Group whitepaper wins Reader’s Choice vote

TheVP
posted on January 9, 2009February 27, 2014
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Time to be proud! And very thankful. I have learned that a whitepaper that I wrote for Citrix Online (the GoToMeeting/Webinar wizards) was voted “Best Download of 2008” by the readers of TrainingZone UK. If you want to read Five Keys to Getting Started with Online Training, please