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Category Archives: presentations and talks
Considering some black swans, an online discussion
Later this month I’ll join several very bright people to discussion potential black swans for education and technology. It’s a one-hour webinar, hosted by the New Media Consortium. Topics may include automation and AI, drones, quantification of the self, and … Continue reading
The future of everything for higher education: an upcoming NERCOMP event
Next month a group of us in New England will discuss the future of education, under the ambitious header “The Future of Everything: Multidimensional Forecasting for the Next Campus.” For a day (September 28th, 2015) we’ll delving into a series … Continue reading
Giving a great presentation: starting from scratch
How do we give great presentations? In this post I wanted to take readers and speakers to the very first step, when we start planning a talk. This post isn’t about technology. It’s not about revision (see the last lines). … Continue reading
Giving a great presentation: the gift of your voice
How do you give a great presentation? In this post I want to focus in on one key elements of presenting: what you do with your voice. Nothing is as important to your presentation as your voice. This is what … Continue reading
Presenting and participating in the EDUCAUSE 2015 conference
This October I’ll be presenting, participating, networking, schmoozing, reconnecting, and generally hob-nobbing with people at the EDUCAUSE 2015 conference in Indianapolis. Here are some of my events: A pre conference workshop, Building an Emerging Technology and Futures Capacity in Your … Continue reading
Giving a great presentation: notes on using PowerPoint
For this post in my series about making better presentations, we’ll turn to PowerPoint. PowerPoint! mocked, vilified, hated all over the place, yet still the leading presentation tool. How can we make the thing work to strengthen our speeches, rather … Continue reading
Giving a great presentation: your body
How do you give a great presentation? In this post I want to focus in on one key element of presenting: what you do with your body. Let’s start off with the bad news. In public speaking there are many … Continue reading
Giving a great presentation: what to do afterwards
Nearly all advice about public speaking addresses preparation and the talk itself. Which makes sense. But what should a speaker do afterwards, when the questions and answers are done and the applause has faded? I find this to be a very … Continue reading
Giving a great presentation: some tips and advice
What makes for a great presentation? How can presenters do a better job? I wanted to share some thoughts about this, based on my experience. After decades of being in a variety of audiences, I have some observations, warnings, and tips … Continue reading
I will lead a future of education and technology seminar in June
Two months from now I’ll lead a half-day seminar on the future of technology and education. It’s a face-to-face preconference workshop for the annual New Media Consortium conference. Which you should definitely attend. buy avanafil online buy avanafil no prescription generic … Continue reading
