Best Practices for Public Speaking: Training Recording at Check N Click
This video offers a reliable model to give confident speeches in professional and personal settings. You will learn how to manage the preparation and overcome […]
Storytelling to Inspire Positive Action
Learning opportunities that turn in on themselves have always appealed to me. I jump at the chance, for example, to facilitate webinars about how to […]
Giving Thanks 2021: Priya Parker and The Art of Gathering
When you’re still thinking about, feeling grateful for, and applying lessons learned several months after reading a book, you know the book is a winner—which […]
Setting SMEs up to be more successful presenters
Subject matter experts (SMEs) bring deep technical knowledge to any training program, but when they’re asked to put a presentation together and deliver it to […]
Train the Trainers: When Co-Conspirators in Learning Set the Agenda
The fabulous learners in the six-part completely-online two-hours-per-session train-the-trainer series I’m currently facilitating are increasingly adapting to their roles as co-conspirators in learning. Seeing themselves […]
Should you use breakout rooms, even if you know people will drop off your presentation?
The short answer is: yes. The longer answer is: I honestly didn’t even know that dropping off a virtual session because the presenter uses breakout […]
Storytelling as a Learning Device
Humankind has been using storytelling to pass knowledge from person to person for a very, very long time. Rance Greene, who spent time earlier in […]
Adapting to Change, Loss, and Possibilities: Learning With Champions of Learning
Less than 15 minutes into the daylong “Champions of Learning” virtual conference hosted last week by colleagues in the ATD (Association for Talent Development) South […]
Adapting to Change, Loss, and Possibilities: Training Trainers, Learning, and Victory Dances
There are obviously numerous buildings with “closed” signs on them as many of us continue to follow shelter-in-place guidelines in effect because of the coronavirus […]
Adapting to Change, Loss, and Possibilities: The Caffè Is Open, the Learning Continues
I engaged in what I’m going to call a “not-so-guilty pleasure” this morning: I joined approximately 30 colleagues for coffee and conversation in an intimate, […]
So You Want to Run Your Own Presentation Roulette
Presentation Roulette is returning to Learning Solutions, and this time Realities360 attendees can check it out too. Join in the weirdness on Monday, March 30th […]
Presentations and Audience Interaction
Photo by Pixabay from Pexels Despite there being an array of alternatives to PPT, Keynote and GSlides, these still seem to be the most popular tools for presentations. […]
