Presentation Delivery – Page 4 – The Virtual Presenter

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Plan your spontenaity

The bumper sticker was something like “Spontenaity Happens.” It’s like a life maxim… it’s part of our human experience. When we present face-to-face, this is true whether we want it to be or not. Presenting virtually, however, means that we don’t see that

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Why text-based Q&A is superior for larger audiences

How is text-based Q&A superior to opening up phone lines for larger audiences? Let me count the ways. You can them ignore them for a while without someone feeling ignored or passing out from holding their arm up for long. You don’t have to use the phrase “parking lot” for a question

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Keeping control of your audio

TheVP
posted on April 29, 2009December 1, 2011
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Think about a television or radio broadcast. You get to listen. You don’t have a choice. Think about a seminar you’ve attended with hundreds of people in the audience. The presenter has a certain amount of content to get through in a specified period of time. Now put yourself in the

Best practices when presenting online: survey & whitepaper

TheVP
posted on April 22, 2009December 1, 2011
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Would you kindly take a moment to contribute to a survey about best practices when presenting online? One lucky winner will get an iPod touch, and everybody wins when they learn from each other… the whitepaper will be available next quarter. The survey can be found here. Thanks! -The Virtual

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When NOT to use a poll

When you should NOT use a poll? For that matter, when should you avoid interactivity of any type? When it’s fake. When it’s interactivity or the sake of thinking you should be interactive. A good place to start is by first considering what you would do if you were in person. Would