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Category Archives: speaking
Heading to Chicago for the 2023 EDUCAUSE conference
Who else is heading to Chicago for the 2023 EDUCAUSE conference? I’m arriving Sunday night, assuming travel works out, and leading a preconference workshop titled “Generative AI as a Deep Agent of Chaos for Higher Education” Monday afternoon. I think … Continue reading
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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
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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
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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
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