Tech tips from George Chiesa Translated and tweaked from his original article on LinkedIn I attended a very good international event today, with speakers and audience from all over the world. However, the transmission had Read more…
Foil Arms and Hog show what it might be like when meetings are no longer virtual.
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 Read more…
I recently spoke to Leanne Davies of Live Learn. She gave a mini-masterclass in how to make your sessions involving and meaningful. There’s also a small contribution from her two lively dogs. Some of the Read more…
October is traditionally conference season, and I spoke at three online events last month: The Pro Copywriters’ Conference (which would have been in London, UK). CopyCon used a webinar-style platform called Attendify, supported by separate Read more…
I remember when I first started at senior school at the age of 11. I looked at all the cool sixth-formers walking down the corridor and thought: “How OLD they all are! I might never Read more…
Here’s an edited recording of the interview I did with Paul du Toit where I demonstrated some of the games speakers can play online to help engage the audience and embed the learning.
If your participants can’t download the Zoom app, or don’t have a Zoom account, they can still attend your meeting via their usual web browser. First, you (the host) have to tick the option in Read more…
Thank you to Paul du Toit for crediting me (and others) in his 5 key preparation steps for video hosts wanting to run a smooth Zoom event. My shout-out is at around 0:45.
At a time when we speakers and trainers can’t deliver our content on-site, we’re having to use video conferencing platforms instead. I’ve been doing this for a few years. It’s the reason why the wall Read more…
