Become a Virtual Master PresenterMultitasking through boring virtual presentations has become commonplace. After three years of Zoom calls and Team presentations, most of us dread virtual presentations. But what if they were actually engaging? If attendees turned on their cameras and participated? If presenters utilized techniques to get participants meaningfully
Multitasking through boring virtual presentations has become commonplace. After three years of droning Zoom and Teams presentations, wouldn’t it be great if virtual presentations were actually engaging? If attendees turned on their cameras and participated? If presenters utilized techniques to get participants meaningfully involved? This is not a fantasy. There are
If you’ve been giving virtual presentations for awhile, you know it can be difficult to keep the audience’s attention and away from their email, texts and Slack. You’re tired of looking at a sea of blank video boxes. And it seems like no one wants to respond to polls or
We’re inundated with virtual presentations. Most are “okay,” — meaning they are pretty certain to drive attendees to multitask. Virtual presenters are lucky to get a small percentage of attendees’ undivided attention. It doesn’t have to be that way. With information and practice of some interactive techniques and tools, virtual presentations
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