😳How do you combat nerves when presenting? What works for you? For each one of us, it's a different combination and our next four posts will provide you with 100 tactics to combat glossophobia!
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Want to improve your online presentations? It's all about deliberate practice. We explore this topic in our latest blog post!
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Our latest post about presenting online! There are four states of competence. Where do you land? UI? CI? CC? UC? We hope it's UC. @MariaSYoung_CCF @justingrammens
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Are you passionate about teaching and learning? Listen to this conversation - "A skill is something that gets better with practice"
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I am so excited for this event. There's a lot of momentum building. Learn more by clicking through and grab a front-row seat to the future of our great state.
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Today we explore the non-verbals to avoid when presenting online. We've seen a lot good, a lot of bad, and even some ugly over the last couple of years! What negative non-verbals have caught your attention?
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“We have met the Devil of Information Overload and his impish underlings, the computer virus, the busy signal, the dead link, and the PowerPoint presentation.” – James Gleick, author
As my podcast guest @RichMulholland says, "everyone has a front-row seat when you are presenting online." This week we focus on aligning your words with your non-verbals - ensuring they are congruent. @truthplane knows a thing or two about this as well!
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We'd bet you've attended an online presentation where the presenter looked off to the right the entire time. Eye contact when presenting online is a different animal. @dankeldsen knows this well! Have a read and elevate your game!
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In the words of Ricky Bobby from Talladega Nights - “I’m not sure what to do with my hands!” Do you feel the same about hand gestures and online presentations? We have a quick post to help you think it through! @MariaSYoung_CCF @sjatweets
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Wise words from @TimothyCalkins - "There's always more to learn in presenting, and one of the things I've noticed is that you're never done. It's never perfect. It's never completely right. That's what makes it fun."
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This is the final post in our series about the importance of voice and vocal variety when presenting online. In this post we explore vocal fry, chunking, trailing off, and other behaviors that may hinder your ability to connect.
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One way is to have people re-tweet and say "buy this book, it's awesome!" @TartanGlenn is thinking about presentations in a wonderful way...it's all about what happens "before" the mic.