Audience participation online, offline & hybrid

Published by Jackie Barrie on

I had a conversation this month with Alan Stevens, the Media Coach. Among other things, we discussed:

  • Why to give the audience a choice about participating
  • Using the pick-a-card exercise offline and online
  • Offline, online and hybrid events
  • The job of speaking v training
  • What clients and audiences demand these days
  • Regaining the audience’s attention
  • How to make it easy for clients to book you
  • Best way to deliver tech instructions

Watch the 25-minute video here (including tips and comedy captions):

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