Each one of our presentation tips videos tackles a discrete presentation task or problem.
First, they aim to get you on your feet with the confidence you need for presentation success. So you get the most from each opportunity.
And second, they provide the essential skills you need to give presentations or speeches at a higher level.
Presentation Training Videos From Time to Market
So, it's the day of your big conference and are you ready for giving your speech? Of course, you are. And to help, here are 5 top tips to help you giving your conference speech.
When you are asked to give a public presentation you should ask some questions. Ask some questions and get the answers, before you commit. So you can be a better presenter.
A fear of public speaking can mean you avoid any public speaking opportunity. At another extreme such public speaking anxiety can be very debilitating. In this presentation tips video we take a look at some strategies you might use to overcome your fear of public speaking.
Knowing how to use multimedia in your PowerPoint presentations is key when you are getting ready for your next presentation at work.
With your Christmas party speech only a distant memory, here are some pointers for your New Year leadership speech.
Using pauses in your speeches is key to becoming an effective public speaker. Here we look at some of the reasons why you should use pauses in your speech.
When you want to pause your presentation at a certain point, there's a solution. This presentation tip video shows you how to plan ahead and place a black slide in your presentation. The black slide gives the impression that your projector is switched off. With the black slide working all your audience's attention will be on you.
Another dynamic PowerPoint approach is the white slide. Just key, W on your keyboard when you are running a PowerPoint presentation. A white slide will appear. Hitting any key will then take you back to your slide. (Note: the B and W keys work in PowerPoint with English language keyboards!)
"PowerPoint makes us stupid."
General James N. Mattis
