Online Webinar – Recorded Wed, July 17, 2024
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU free
Provider: Training Magazine Network

PowerPoint can be an awesome tool to help you convey information. Yet, have you ever thought about delivering a presentation without any slides at all?

Why would you even consider doing this, as PPT is so widely accepted and expected? It’s simple. If you remove the crutch of PPT, it forces you as a communicator to think differently about how you present your message. It will sharpen your other presentation abilities and make you a much better presenter.

In this session, delivered entirely WITHOUT slides, you’ll learn more about the essential skills all presenters should master, beyond slide design.

Glen willexplore how to capture the minds and hearts of our listeners by:

• Painting vivid word pictures
• Incorporating storytelling, analogies, and memory-aiding techniques.
• Exploring alternative, creative ways to convey ideas visually, beyond flat images contained within 16×9 rectangles.

Once you master these skills, it will improve your usage of PowerPoint, because you’ll realize the power of figuring out what you are trying to say first, and THEN crafting visuals to support your message.

In this session, Glenn Gibson (LinkedIn profile) will explore this correlation and show you how to put slides in their proper place.

Glen will take a deep dive into:

• Structure – How to apply a repeatable award-winning structure to your presentations
• Melody – How to write a “chorus” for your presentation, and apply analogies and stories to hook the ear of your listener
• Lyrics – How to refine your words to ensure your performance is flawless
• Note: This webinar is delivered without any slides!

Note: This webinar is delivered without any slides!

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Present Without PowerPoint! Can You, Would You?

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