Here is a list of all of our public speaking skill mini-courses. While our online course covers the basics of public speaking in a step-by-step fashion, this series, takes specific presentation topics and drills down to core best practices. Most topics take less than 30 minutes to complete.
The custom course is a series of three mini-courses designed to help you design presentations that are easier to deliver. Mini-Course #1 is about how to design a presentation. Then, Course #2 helps you make the presentation more interactive. Finally, Course #3 helps you make your delivery more persuasive. The […]
Catchy presentation titles are important when you begin to design a great presentation. Your audience will determine whether your presentation is worthy of their time almost instantly. In most cases, they make that determination based entirely on the title of the speech. In this session, I’m going to show you
Live Online Meetings 3-Part Mini Course Lessons Course #1: 7 Important Things that You Need to Know about Live Online Meetings Course #2: How to Create Online Meeting Content to Maximize Audience Retention Course #3: Nuts and Bolts about How to Deliver Webinars and Online Meetings
Ask most presentation skill experts what the ideal presentation style is, and you will likely get a variety of answers. Am I supposed to start with a story? Am I supposed to tell jokes? Are visual aids more critical to performance or is the content itself more important? Do I
Want to add humor to your speech? Quite often, when we are designing speeches and presentations for a professional audience, we discount the value of entertainment and humor. However, a good presentation should be both informative and entertaining. You have to have both. If you aren’t providing the audience with
So you’ve spent days (maybe weeks) putting together a killer presentation. Now, you stand up with confidence, present every bullet point with poise, and then you get all the way to the end… and the presentation just fizzles. It’s like a marathon runner who trains for months (maybe years), then
