This handout also includes guidelines for increasing attention span per visual, as well as other techniques for planning and assembling powerful presentations. This handout supports our lecture that emphasizes personal delivery styles and the mechanics of presenting. You will learn the power of body language, eye contact, and theatrical gestures for enhancing your personal effectiveness and style, including the techniques needed to maintain control of the audience through planned movement, key body angles, balanced gestures, and proper phrasing. The result is a practical, easily-applied approach designed to increase the delivery skills of those who communicate to groups of any size. This information will show you how to make presentations across the desk, around the conference table, and over lunch, with tips on negotiating, body language, room layout, power seating, props, and visual tactics.
Multimedia is now at our fingertips, creating the potential for sensory overload.
This handout covers the tricks of creating multimedia presentations that do not overwhelm the message and the presenter, including how to use sound, video, animation, and linear and non-linear navigation. This handout supports our seminar which focuses on the effective skills for videoconferencing as we prepare for the future of visual communication. This is a selected listing, along with brief descriptions, of various warm-ups, exercises and games based around improvisational techniques. These activities help develop creativity and are useful in teambuilding. This document includes links and references to the websites from which the selected items were gathered.