Improving Your Virtual Presentation Skills
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Tips on delivering an effective webinar. Complete recording available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=zEJ9Bd0vlz0 More presentations and resources at www.joemcveigh.org
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- 1. Coming up next at Coming up next 6:30pm GMT . . . Improving Your Virtual Presentation Skills Joe McVeigh Virtual Roundtable Web Conference 21 April 2012 www.flickr.com/photos/acaben/541334636/
- 2. Title slide: Improving your virtual Improving Your Virtual skills presentation Presentation Skills Joe McVeigh Virtual Roundtable Web Conference 21 April 2012 www.flickr.com/photos/acaben/541334636/
- 3. Map of Vermont Vermont
- 4. Vermont map 2 – NYC & Philadelphia
- 5. Vermont map 3 – Boston
- 6. Vermont map 4 – Montreal
- 7. Where are you from ?
- 9. Graduation
- 10. Graduation
- 12. Artists portfolio / placards
- 14. Do good work DO GOOD WORK
- 15. Never give up NEVER GIVE UP
- 16. Jui’s books
- 17. What do you think made this graduation speech so memorable? What do you think made this graduation speech so memorable?
- 18. Keep it Keep it sclear _ simple and ____ and clear
- 19. Don’t try to include everything Don’t try to include e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- 20. Ira Glass: importance of abandoning crap “Not enough gets said about the importance of abandoning crap.” Ira Glass, host of radio program This American Life http://bit.ly/zKKWUJ
- 21. Lecture Hall
- 22. Boring lecture
- 23. Tell a story Tell a story
- 24. Engage with your audience E_____ with your audience
- 25. Example of engaging task: What do you think made this graduation speech so memorable? What do you think made this graduation speech so memorable?
- 26. Engage the participants (2) Engage the participants
- 27. Other ideas for engaging participants? What are some other things that you can do in a virtual setting to engage the participants?
- 29. Give your participants participants something to do Give your something to _ _
- 30. Have a clear direction Have a clear d________
- 31. Prepare and practice Prepare and p_______ well
- 32. Do something unexpected Do something une _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- 33. Avoid death by lecture
- 34. Mind is conditioned to see breaks in patterns
- 35. The unexpected wakes us up a little bit
- 36. Use good body language and eye contact Use good body l _ _ _- _____ and eye ______
- 37. Eye contact
- 39. Don’t read your talk Don’t _ _ _ _ !
- 40. Put your camera at eye level Put your camera at eye level
- 41. We don’t want to look up your nose
- 42. Camera angle
- 43. Cameras make us uncomfortable
- 44. Be yourself Be y _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- 45. Use a mirror
- 46. Remember: we can see you If your camera is on, we can see you
- 47. Get a better webcam Get a better webcam.
- 48. Be _ _ _ _Be loud enough enough
- 49. Get a good microphone and use it Use a good microphone and get close to it
- 50. Use a headset Use a headset
- 51. Headphones 2
- 52. Use earbuds or earbuds
- 53. Don’t be boring Don’t be ______!
- 54. Advances in knowledge about how people learn
- 55. The lecture bored me to death
- 56. Counter with distractions Dealing distractions in the audience
- 57. Texting as a distraction
- 58. Be enthusiastic Be en_________ _
- 59. Be passionate
- 60. Make your participants active – don’t do it all for them
- 61. Keeping people’s attention – WALL-E www.ted.com/talks/andrew_stanton_the_clues_to_a_great_story.html
- 62. Don’t say 4 4
- 63. Say 2 + 2 = ? 2+2 = ?
- 64. Give the participants an opportunity to speak
- 65. Don’t talk too fast Don’t’ talk too _ _ _ _
- 66. Keep to your time Keep to your ____
- 67. Use visuals effectively Use v_____s effectively
- 68. Resources: Presentation Zen Garr Reynolds www.presentationzen.com
- 69. Don’t put too much information on Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to one slide put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide Don’t try to put too much information on one slide
- 70. Use good lighting Use good lighting
- 71. No, seriously. Really use good lighting Good lighting. - TV
- 73. Lighting – use a lamp
- 74. Lighting diagram 1- you
- 75. Lighting diagram 2 – desk
- 76. Lighting diagram - with webcam
- 77. Lighting diagram 4 – one light
- 78. Lighting diagram 5 – two lights
- 79. Resources: Presentation Zen Garr Reynolds www.presentationzen.com
- 80. Brain Rules for Presenters Brain Rules for Presenters Reynolds / Medina
- 81. Resources: The Exceptional Presenter Goes Virtual thevirtualpresenter.com
- 82. ThankThank you slide 1 you Follow me on twitter @JoeMcVeigh Presentations available on SlideShare More presentations, handouts, resources , and blog at www.joemcveigh.org Email: joe@joemcveigh.org
- 84. ThankThank you slide 2 you Follow me on twitter @JoeMcVeigh Presentations available on SlideShare More presentations, handouts, resources , and blog at www.joemcveigh.org Email: joe@joemcveigh.org