What should you be teaching your students about mobile business communication and business presentations? These slides will give you just a glimpse.

1. A Glimpse of What You Should Be
Teaching Your Students about
Mobile Business Communication
and Business Presentations

2. Smartphones and tables offer a variety of ways to
enhance presentations for presenters as well as audience
members. For example, presenters can get around the
problem of everyone in the audience having a clear view
of the screen with systems that broadcast slides to tables
and smartphones.

3. Presenters can broadcast a live presentation to mobile
users anywhere in the world. Each time the presenter
advances to a new slide, it is sent to the phone or tablet
of everyone who is subscribed to the presentation.

4. With Apple Keynote, a presenter can create and
deliver presentations on an Mac, iPhone, or iPad.

5. Haiku Deck is a mobile-first presentation app that
lets people present from a smartphone or tablet.

6. SlideShark lets people present and share PowerPoint
slides with mobile and PC users.

7. AuthorSTREAM lets people replay webcasts and
record presentations on their mobile devices.

8. "Bovée and Thill are the only authors who explain and illustrate
in every chapter how mobile is revolutionizing business
communication.
“Surprisingly, although we’re in the midst of a mobile
revolution, no other business communication authors cover
mobile business communication, which should tell you
everything you need to know about which authors keep their
textbooks current.”

9. This slide presentation offers just a glimpse of what your students will learn in
much greater detail about mobile business communication and business
presentations when you adopt one of Bovée and Thill’s business communication
textbook’s listed below. No other business communication textbooks on the
market cover mobile business communication.
Business Communication Today, 13th Ed.
To be published January 2015
Business Communication Essentials, 7th Ed.
To be published January 2015
Excellence in Business Communication, 12th Ed.
To be published January 2016
Here’s how to order an examination copy of these texts from your local
Pearson Education representative.

10. A Preview of the Major Topics about Mobile Business Communication
Integrated into Bovee and Thill’s New Editions in 2015 and 2016
The Rise of Mobile as a Communication Platform
How Mobile Technologies Are Changing Business Communication
The Unique Challenges of Communication on Mobile Devices
Ethical and Legal Issues in Mobile Communication
Mobile Communication Etiquette
Using Mobile Tools for Collaboration and Teamwork
Mobile Variations in Cross-Cultural Communication
Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile Media
Writing and Reading on Mobile Devices
Message Design and Formatting for Mobile Devices
Optimizing Content for Mobile Devices
Mobile Considerations in Social Networking, Blogging, Video, and Other Media
Using Mobile Technologies to Improve Routine Communication
Creating Promotional Messages on Mobile Devices
Visual Media on Mobile Devices
Research Using Mobile Devices
Using Mobile Devices in Presentations
Mobile Devices in the Job Search Process
Mobile Aspects of Personal Branding

11. A Complimentary Set of
Seven Infographics about
Mobile Business
Communication Is Available
on SlideShare. Click each
infographic to see it full
screen.

12. Visit Bovée and Thill’s Online Magazine,
How the Mobile Revolution Is Changing Business Communication

13. “Business communication instructors who don’t recognize
now that mobile should be integrated throughout their
textbook and be a central part of their course will rapidly
experience the declining relevancy of their course to
today’s students.”

14. See these other informative and well-illustrated slide presentations
about mobile business communication:
How Mobile Technology Is Revolutionizing Business Communication
Why You Must Be Teaching Your Business Communication Course
within a Mobile Context by 2015
Also, compare your current text’s coverage of mobile business
communication to Bovee and Thill’s texts.
Can Your Business Communication Text Pass This Test of Essential
Mobile Coverage?