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The Physical Act of Presenting

There are two parts to a successful presentation: the preparation and the delivery. ...
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Tips to Improve Learning Retention

The hope at the end of a presentation is that the participants not only understood you, but ...
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How to Host a Successful Webinar

As technology improves, webinars are becoming an increasingly common component of workplace ...
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How to End Your Class with Impact

It’s common for trainers to save the last 10-15 minutes of their session for questions. ...
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Five Creative Openers to Get Participants’ Brains in the Game

There’s a big difference between opening a training session and simply beginning. A strong ...
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Leave ‘em Jazzed: How to End Your Class with Impact

Do you feel like your class or training session just kind of ends with a whimper rather than ...
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PowerPoint 101: Ditch the Boring Bullet Points

Did you know PowerPoint has been around for 27 years? Just like you, it has experience and ...
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When Silence Is Golden: The Power of the Pause

When you’re presenting and you’re passionate about the subject matter, or familiar with the ...
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6 Main Types of Effective Presentations

We've all been to presentations that inform us, persuade us, instruct us, inspire us, and ...
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Bring Your Ideas to Life with Infographics

When your learners are struggling to pay attention, it’s not their fault. It’s just the way ...
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3 New Three-Minute Energizers for 2018

The New Year is always a good opportunity to shake things up. You might start a new exercise ...
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Effective Presentation Opener

Need to add a little fizzle to your training session? Use this object lesson from Bob Pike ...
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