10 Steps to Virtual Presentations by Wayne Turmel

Author:Wayne Turmel
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Business, Personal & Professional Development
ISBN: 9781562867461
Publisher: Association for Talent Development

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Especially for new presenters, webcams can be a distraction. Try using them at the beginning to say hello, help people recognize who you are, and establish a rapport with your audience, and then turning them off when you get into the “meat” of your presentation. That way, if you check your notes, scratch your nose, or need to take a sip of water, you won’t feel self-conscious.

A quick note about transitions: You don’t want to say the same thing each time you switch visuals. Most people have been to a presentation where the speaker says, “Moving on” or “On this next slide you’ll see” until they can almost say it along with the speaker. Mildly annoying, it also reduces the speaker’s credibility. Write out each transition so that you’ll know what you want to say and avoid repeating yourself. Mix and match the following five basic types of transition statement, and then write cues to yourself on what to say for each transition: 5

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