Posted revised “Remote Presentations That Rock” presentation

Posted on February 23rd, 2011 by Sacha Chua

Next week, I’m giving Remote Presentations That Rock in person at IBM 3600 Steeles Avenue on Monday. I decided to hold off on the extensive revisions I’d been thinking of doing. Instead, I re-drew the slides and I changed a few points.

See http://sachachua.com/blog/remote for full notes / discussion.

Remote Presentations That Rock (2011)

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The older version, for comparison:

7 Tips for Remote Presentations That Rock

and the "e-book"-type presentation:

Remote Presentations That Rock (v2)

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Some speakers are very consistent when it comes to content and delivery. I keep working on my material, gnashing my teeth over titles I want to reuse, because I’m still learning so much. I’m consistent about a growing number of things, though. I’ll have a blog post up with the resources, I’ll probably bubble over with energy when I give the presentation, and I’ll record and share as much as I can.

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