Presentation Power Does Not Come From PowerPoint

How do you present yourself with power? Don't be fooled by the name. There is no implied power in PowerPoint. Have you noticed how many presenters use PowerPoint and do not have power? That should be your first clue. PowerPoint is easy-to-use software. It seduces you into believing...

Media Training 101: Where To Look During A Television Interview

Media training is essential for anyone who needs to get their message across via the media. Reporters spend three or four years being trained how to ask questions. Yet most people get no media training at all and some a one or two day training course. The most common question people ask during media training, especially during Television interviews, is where to look. This article answers that question.

Cross Cultural Presentations

Giving presentations to business personnel from different cultures can be a challenge. This article offers some pointers to help business people mould their presentations to a culturally different audience to ensure they maximise their potential.

Total Recall: How to Remember Your Speech Without Memorizing

No, you're not losing your mind. You can prevent those black outs at the podium the next time you speak. Here's how to have total recall.

Dump that Overhead Projector!

Overhead projectors put serious communication barriers between speakers and audiences. Get rid of them. You'll be glad you did - and your audience will, too.

A Discussion about Facilitation Skills

Interview with Julia Apple-Smith, Manager of Employee Development at Sauer-Danfoss Ames, Iowa about Facilitation Skills.

Data Visualization Flash Charts: Information in a Flash

Flash chart, flash map, flash graph may be mistaken for flashy visual aids. It is true that many data visualization tools are flashy and consequently overwhelming and counterproductive, but the market has produced data visualization capable of simplicity and speed-thus “flash” does not stand for flashy; it stands for information in a flash.

The Who, What, Where and When of Color In Your Documents

This article will help you to assess and maximise the impact your use of color in your documents and presentations will have on your readers.

Training / Presentations: Why You Need a Lesson Plan

Why do you need a lesson plan? Believe it or not, there are several good reasons and in the end you will be glad you put in the extra effort. It pays off.

Meetings: Planning a Group Session

The following information will help you become an effective facilitator in group meetings. These tips are essential in establishing an environment that allows the learning with long-term results.

Quick and Easy Rehearsal Tips

Three quick and easy tips to ensure a smooth and polished presentation. A how to on rehearsal.

Demonstrations: How to Develop Successful Demonstrations

A demonstration can serve as a very powerful instructional technique in several ways. Read this if you would like to know any of the following: How a demonstration can improve your presentation; Specific strategies behind creating a functional demonstration; How to develop an effective and productive demonstration - specific guidelines.

The Right Speaker Makes a BIG DIFFERENCE

With so many speakers available in the market, the success of your event lies in selecting the right speaker who would make a big difference in your conference or seminar.

The Ten Essential Tips On Writing A Powerful And Persuasive Presentation

Giving a presentation can be a great way to build your business, influence public opinion or share information with AFSA members. It is an excellent way to stand out from the crowd and make a real difference in people's lives. What are the secrets of writing a powerful and persuasive speech for any occasion?