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Should Evaluators Share Statistical Results During Evaluation Conferences?

May 17th, 2012 / Presentations

While polling others about memorable presentations has led me to wonder is it ever acceptable to share the results of your evaluation study when you’re presenting to other evaluators? Under what circumstances? Here’s my guidance so far.

“Wait, You Forgot to Open Up Your PowerPoint!” Is Your Audience Ready for a Slide-Free Presentation?

May 2nd, 2012 / Presentations

Last fall I gave a presentation with a friend where we ditched the PowerPoint for a handout instead. The audience was initially stunned but ended up really engaged and asked a lot of great questions. It made me wonder if more presentations could benefit from sharing handouts instead of slides?

What’s the Magical Ingredient in Potent Presentations?

May 1st, 2012 / Presentations

As I continue learning what makes a great presentation, I’m loving learning from others. Guest blogger, Jen Hamilton, shares what she thinks help to make a great presentation.

How Do You Know When You’ve Given a Great Presentation?

Apr 27th, 2012 / Presentations

How do you know when you’ve given a great presentation? I’ve come up with a list of things to check for before or after your presentation.

A Good Presenter Adds to the Presentation as Opposed to Reading What I Could Read On My Own

Apr 27th, 2012 / Presentations

As I continue to learn more about what makes a potent presentation, I’m enjoying learning from others. Guest blogger, Herb Baum reflects on some of the best presenters and presentations he’s ever seen or heard.

Building a PowerPoint Isn’t the Same as Building a Presentation

Apr 26th, 2012 / Presentations

As I continue to learn more about what makes a potent presentation I’m learning that building a PowerPoint isn’t the same as building a presentation.