Presentation Delivery – Page 3 – The Virtual Presenter

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Q&A: Should you mention a person’s name during Q&A?

TheVP
posted on March 31, 2010December 1, 2011
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During a recent webinar, Tony W. asked Is it a helpful technique to mention the person’s name who asks the question like you guys are doing right now? Don’t some people get offended by this? Tony, I think you should consider it both in terms of context and culture. Here are a few

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How not to use Twitter as a presentation backchannel

TheVP
posted on January 21, 2010December 1, 2011
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What if your presentation was hooked to twitter, and every time you changed slides, all the words on your slide were sent as a tweet? How cool is that? Not very, if you ask me. Don’t get me wrong, when I bumped into this free tool to use with Keynote (shared by Tuaw) that would

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Virtual meeting IQ: Q&A

TheVP
posted on September 22, 2009December 1, 2011
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The great news is that Effective Virtual Meetings: Seven Ways to Boost Your Virtual Meeting IQ is that it was interactive and there were a ton of questions. The bad news is that when there are 500 people in the audience, you can’t get to them all. Following is one that came in that I

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Virtual meeting IQ: Q&A

TheVP
posted on September 22, 2009December 1, 2011
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The great news is that Effective Virtual Meetings: Seven Ways to Boost Your Virtual Meeting IQ is that it was interactive and there were a ton of questions. The bad news is that when there are 500 people in the audience, you can’t get to them all. Following is one that came in that I

Speaking about presenting…virtually

I met Olivia Mitchell on Twitter (@oliviamitchell), and I’ve subsequently found her blog quite informative. Of note here, I had the privilege of making a guest post there recently while she was globetrotting about. Thanks for the honor, Olivia.