Presenting Teams in a Teams Meeting – Presenting Remotely #4

This is the fourth in a series of articles about remote presentations. Check out the previous articles on audience engagement, single screen wizardry and using a hot screen too! "How do I present Teams inside of a Teams meeting?" Being a product manager for Microsoft 365 many of my presentations involve demonstrating one or moreContinue reading "Presenting Teams in a Teams Meeting – Presenting Remotely #4"

A Better Way for Single Screen Presentations – Presenting Remotely #2B

"Wait! There's more!" This is an update to my earlier post about presenting remotely from a single screen. Responding to my LinkedIn article Bill Compton - a customer and friend pointed out that there is a better way to a single screen presentation than the Reading view in PowerPoint. I didn't know that the presenterContinue reading "A Better Way for Single Screen Presentations – Presenting Remotely #2B"

Peace of Mind and the “Hot Screen” – Presenting Remotely #3

"Ouch! I shouldn't have shown that window... I wonder if anyone glanced my notes that I've been taking? Is this being recorded?" This is the third article in a series that I am sharing to help you improve your remote presentations and make them more elegant, engaging and efficient. Check out the first two articlesContinue reading "Peace of Mind and the “Hot Screen” – Presenting Remotely #3"

What If You’re Stuck with Only One Screen? – Presenting Remotely #2

“Can someone watch the chat window for me because I cannot see it? I have only one screen to work with.” This is the second in a series of articles that share tips and tricks about how you can make your remote presentations better and more engaging in our new hybrid working environment. In theContinue reading "What If You’re Stuck with Only One Screen? – Presenting Remotely #2"

Stay Engaged With Your Audience – Presenting Remotely

"Can someone watch the chat window for me because I cannot see it?" Presentation is an art in itself but even great presenters who are engaging and entertaining in person can struggle when facing an audience through a camera. You can decide whether you resign to the limitations of the technology or you can useContinue reading "Stay Engaged With Your Audience – Presenting Remotely"

What Happens If My Internet Goes Down? – Presenting Remotely #5

"I've been having some terrible issues with my broadband this morning so apologies if I disappear - I will try my best to get back on the call." This is the 5th article in a series on remote presenting. If you haven't seen them yet, be sure to check out the previous ones on audienceContinue reading "What Happens If My Internet Goes Down? – Presenting Remotely #5"