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Top Communication Blogs of the Day – media training, public speaking, powerpoint
Posted by TJ Walker in Communications, Keynote Speaking, Media Training, PowerPoint, Presentation Skills Training, Professional Speakers, Public Speaking Skills, Social Media, Training Community on December 19, 2010
- Here’s what I am reading today.
The Dumbest Judge in America – It Figures – Figures of Speech
Top communications Blog of the Day–Here’ what I’m reading–TJ
Posted by TJ Walker in Communications, Fear of Speaking, Media Training, PowerPoint, Presentation Skills Training, Professional Speakers, Public Speaking Skills on December 13, 2010
Sacred Cowardice – It Figures – Figures of Speech
- TED Blog | The INK Conference: Day 2
- Sticky Slides – presentation design blog: Lessons from the 2010 SlideShare presentation competiton
- slidecoaching.com » Blog Archive Winning Presentations – Slideshare Contest 2010
- Public Speaking – Yale’s Shapiro Releases Memorable Quotes of 2010 | Matt Eventoff
- Quotes for Public Speakers (No. 70) | Manner of Speaking
- The Speaker’s Best Gift: Presence | Jane Atkinson, Speaker Launcher Blog, Speaker Coach, Presentation Skills, Speakers Bureaus
- Great Speaking Coach: Speech Content: Preview, The View, Review
- Always give examples | Excellence in Presentations
- All About Presentations: and the winners are…
Here are the top Communication blogs of the day
Posted by TJ Walker in Communications, Fear of Speaking, Keynote Speaking, Media Training, PowerPoint, Presentation Skills Training on December 7, 2010
Here is what I’m reading–TJ
- Good Speeches Always Have A Happy Ending (public speaking tips to boost presentation skills and business presentation) | The Accidental Communicator
- TED Blog | Video: Q&A with Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, fresh from stage
- Sticky Slides – presentation design blog: The art of writing diplomatic cables
- Nonverbal Communication: What are the Types? How are they Used?
- Nick Morgan – Public Speaking Advice and Commentary: Inspirational Speakers, Inspirational Stories – 5 – Dalton Sherman
- Learn to “Present” to “Pay the Rent”- Executive Presentation Skills | Matt Eventoff
Leslie Robinson, inventor of the game ‘Keep It Real’, with TJ Walker
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Audio/Video Technology, Authors Corner, Great Lectures, Social Media, Technology, Video on October 16, 2010
% Tips to Avoid Reading your Slides – Jon Thomas – powerpoint presentation training
Posted by TJ Walker in Help, PowerPoint on September 22, 2010
Top speaking stories of the day 9/20/10- TJ Walker Interactive
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Communications, Crisis Communications, Government & Politics, Great Lectures, Professional Speakers, Public Speaking Skills, Video on September 20, 2010
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Here is the rough draft for the intro for my new book on public speaking
Posted by TJ Walker in Body Language, Great Lectures, Keynote Speaking, Meeting Planners, PowerPoint, Presentation Skills Training, Professional Speakers, Public Speaking Skills, Social Speaking, Speaking Competition, Story Telling, Student Speak, Workplace on November 3, 2009
How to Give a Pretty Good Presentation
Introduction
Shortly after my book “TJ Walker’s Secret to Foolproof Presentations” went to #1 on the USA Today Bestseller list, I received a call from an editor. “Hey TJ, congrats on the book, but what about all the people who don’t want to give a “Foolproof Presentation?”
I said “What?”
How many bullet points should I use on each page of my PowerPoint Presentation?
Posted by TJ Walker in Keynote Speaking, PowerPoint, Presentation Skills Training, Public Speaking Skills on February 22, 2008
The following comes from TJ Walker’s upcoming book “The Wisdom of Your Audienceâ€. Consistently, the worst advice speakers and presenters get, comes from everyone who is NOT your audience. The following gives examples of some of the WORST advice people are often given. It is followed by the advice of your audience. Listen to them. They are your true judge and jury.
How many bullet points should I use on each page of my Power Point Presentation?
Should you use 3D in PowerPoint Graphics for your next Presentation?
Posted by TJ Walker in Audio/Video Technology, PowerPoint, Public Speaking Skills, Technology on January 16, 2008
An interesting take on the use of 3-d over at PowerPoint without Bullet Points blog today.
Take the 120-90-60 PowerPoint Pledge
Posted by TJ Walker in Audio/Video Technology, CEOs/Financial, PowerPoint, Sales and Marketing, Workplace on December 29, 2007
Let’s face it; you are an enabler—and so am I. When you and I sit through someone’s awful, boring, bullet-point filled PowerPoint Presentation and pretend to pay attention and listen, we are enabling another lousy speaker—and we are encouraging him or her to do the same thing again and again.
This has got to stop!
Is New PowerPoint cure worse than the problem?
Posted by TJ Walker in PowerPoint, Workplace on December 29, 2007
In Montreal, a new PowerPoint concept know as Pecha Kucha (originally from Japan) is gaining ground. Here is the basic thrust according to a story in Today’s CanWest News Service:
“First, a slideshow must consist of 20 slides that last 20 seconds each, for a total presentation time of six minutes and 40 seconds. No more, no less.â€
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