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Posted in Delivery, Design, From the Attendee's perspective

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

Posted in Strategy, Tools and Tips

6 Questions Every Webinar and Virtual Classroom Newbie Should Be Asking

TheVP
posted on October 1, 2014October 22, 2014
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In their awesome book Switch, Chip and Dan Heath popularized the idea of the “curse of expertise.” In short, once you’ve learned something you generally find it hard to remember what it was like not knowing it. More importantly it takes being purposeful to get inside the mind of your audience

Posted in Delivery

12 tips for impromptu speaking and Q&A in your webinars and virtual classes

TheVP
posted on September 16, 2014September 17, 2014
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The power of a live webinar or virtual class is, well, it’s live. There’s something inherently engaging about real people connecting with real people. The challenge for some presenters and facilitators, however, is that the on-the-fly stuff is a missed opportunity for engagement and/or

Posted in Observation Deck

If you’re experienced with webinars, you’ll relate to this

TheVP
posted on September 9, 2014September 9, 2014
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Posted in Presentation Delivery

Why and how to use two computers or monitors in webinars or virtual classes

TheVP
posted on August 12, 2014February 5, 2015
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One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, “How do I engage an audience that I can’t see?” My first recommendation is always to open your “at-a-glance” tools. This isn’t to say I never deliver a program from a single computer, but if you want to maximize your potential, it’s

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

6 Questions Every Webinar and Virtual Classroom Newbie Should Be Asking

12 tips for impromptu speaking and Q&A in your webinars and virtual classes

If you’re experienced with webinars, you’ll relate to this

Why and how to use two computers or monitors in webinars or virtual classes