A poorly crafted presentation or weak presentation skills can ruin the presenter’s credibility and affect the participant’s ability to retain the information that has been presented, which students ...

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Are so-so slides keeping your presentations from standing out? Do you wish you could sprinkle some TED Talk-level tricks into your next speaking gig at the department meeting? Check out these tips ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Presentations have become a critical part of professional and educational settings. Whether you are pitching a new project, delivering a ...

“I am CEO of an educational sales organization, and we need to transform our telemarketing staff into salespeople who go out into the field, make presentations and do lunch-and-learn new product ...

We’ve all watched the scene in teen movies: a terrified student has to present in front of the class. The student freezes or panics. The class erupts into jeers and laughter. Fortunately, students in ...

We’ve all been there—staring at a blank PowerPoint slide, feeling the pressure to create something that’s not just functional but also visually captivating and professional. Whether it’s for a big ...

Many lessons that we teach about how to construct and deliver an effective, memorable presentation are obsolete in the virtual meeting age; however, many of the techniques and tools that we’ve shared ...

Great leaders aren’t afraid to stand up and be heard. It’s been true throughout history and is even more true today. Given the forced march toward online presentation platforms including Zoom, ...

In my experience as a presentation coach for biomedical researchers, I have heard many complaints about talks they attend: too much detail, too many opaque visuals, too many slides, too rushed for ...

A while ago I bumped into a former MBA student who’d just had a job interview. He said the interview had gone well, partly because he paid attention to body language, eye contact, and speaking ...