Tag Archive for: Presentations

Presentation Science Tip 4 — Disguising Our Bullet Points

In my online-anytime workshop, Presentation Science, I make over one hundred recommendations for giving more effective presentations, based on the science of learning. You can learn more about the workshop by clicking here.

Below is Tip 4 in my workshop marketing effort. Please share with others if you think they’ll find it useful. This Tip 4 video is a bit longer than Tips 1, 2, and 3, because it takes a bit more time to explain. It’s still only four and half minutes, but this content is really critical.

Bullet points bore and cause pain for our audiences. We need to get rid of them. In the video I share one of the most powerful ways to do that!


Tip 4 — Disguising Our Bullet Points

 

Presentation Science Tips 1, 2, 3

Embedded here are the first three tips in my marketing campaign to let people know about my Online-Anytime Workshop, Presentation Science, which you can learn more about by clicking here. I would be grateful if you shared this with those who might be interested.

The Presentation Science online-anytime workshop is designed for anybody who gives presentations, especially for those who want their audience members to walk away remembering and acting on the ideas in their presentations. Also suitable for Train-the-Trainer introductions, providing a science-of-learning approach to presenting content.


Tip 1 — ELRA!

 

Tip 2 — The Microphone

 

Tip 3 — The Podium/Lectern


Presentation Science Webinar with Mike Taylor

Last week I hosted a short webinar with Mike Taylor on PowerPoint tricks—specifically those aligned with my Presentation Science Workshop.

Take a look below and consider reaching out to Mike at his website for Slide Design, Learning Design, and more…

 

My Public Presentations in March 2010

March 2010 Speaking Events
 
If you want to see me speak, there are lots of opportunities in March. Also, I've got a screen cast you can watch below introducing my four sessions at the eLearning Guild Learning Solutions Conference.
 

Tuesday, March 2
ISPI Massachusetts Chapter
Newton, Massachusetts
TITLE: Learning Measurement: Overcoming Myths, Research Wisdom, and Full-Source Evaluation
LINK: http://www.mass-ispi.org/public/event-details.asp?ID=180

Tuesday and Wednesday March 23 and 24th
eLearning Guild, Learning Solutions Conference
Orlando, Florida

SESSION (FOUNDATION INTENSIVE): Research Answers: What is the Value of e-Learning? What Designs Work Best? Tuesday, March 23, 11:30a-12:15p
 
SESSION (ID ZONE):  Nine Biggest Mistakes in Learning Measurement. Wednesday March 24, 11:45-12:30 at the ID Zone.
 
SESSION 203: Assessing e-Learning Results: Fundamentals, Myths, and Special Opportunities. Wednesday March 24, 1:00p – 2:00p
 
SESSION 302: Improving Systems Training by Adding Informal Learning to the Blend. Wednesday March 24, 2:30p – 3:30p
 
SESSION (Free Consulting and Question-Asking at Speaker Clinic):  Wednesday March 24, 4:00p – 5:00p

Watch my brief (3 minute) introduction: http://screenr.com/5Vx

Sign up to attend the conference: http://tinyurl.com/ydyzn9o