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How to respect allowed time

How to respect allowed time

by Denis Francois Gravel | Jan 29, 2010 | Activity, Language : English, Speaking Tips

A common problem in public speaking is having too much materiel to present and not enough time. As a consequence, speakers take more time than allowed. It annoys the audience and put pressure on the following speakers and on the organization. How can you avoid doing...

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How to create a magazine cutout look for your next presentation

by Denis Francois Gravel | Dec 18, 2009 | From the Web, Language : English, Slides, Speaking Tips

. Does all the corporate presentation need to look the same? Boring plain corporate template? David Anderson demonstrates, in this online tutorial, how to create a different slide design for your next presentation. It is a magazine cutout look. . . This tutorial is...

How to reduce the text in your slides

by Denis Francois Gravel | Nov 11, 2009 | Language : English, Slides, Speaking Tips

Too often, we come across a speaker who puts way too much text on it slide. Text is good for reading. Got it? READING. Not listening. Which means that if you put text on your slides, the audience will read it INSTEAD of listening to you. A bit of text can be fine....

How to share one year of walking across China

by Denis Francois Gravel | Nov 4, 2009 | From the Web, Inspiration, Language : English

If you walk 4646 kilometers across China, how can you share your experience with your relative back home? How can you give them the « feeling » of your incredible journey? One option is to do a time lapse video of your travel. That’s what Christoph Rehage has done. He...
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