Commenti a: Attrazione fatale: lo schermo http://www.slidecoaching.com/it/2010/04/attrazione-guardare-schermo/ Effective slide presentations coaching & outsourcing Thu, 12 Jan 2012 14:08:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Di: slidecoach http://www.slidecoaching.com/it/2010/04/attrazione-guardare-schermo/comment-page-1/#comment-61 slidecoach Tue, 27 Apr 2010 05:50:34 +0000 http://www.slidecoaching.com/?p=1687#comment-61 Ellen, you are right, only if you see yourself on video would you realize your posture! Ellen, you are right, only if you see yourself on video would you realize your posture!

]]> Di: Ellen Finkelstein http://www.slidecoaching.com/it/2010/04/attrazione-guardare-schermo/comment-page-1/#comment-60 Ellen Finkelstein Tue, 27 Apr 2010 01:47:30 +0000 http://www.slidecoaching.com/?p=1687#comment-60 Good point! Most setups don't have screens on the floor (except for formal large venues), but most presenters have their laptop facing them and can look at that. If they've practiced, a quick glance should be enough and then they can turn their attention to the audience. If presenters had a video of their presentation, they'd be horrified at seeing their back so much of the time. It happened to me and that's how I learned my lesson! Ellen Good point! Most setups don’t have screens on the floor (except for formal large venues), but most presenters have their laptop facing them and can look at that. If they’ve practiced, a quick glance should be enough and then they can turn their attention to the audience.

If presenters had a video of their presentation, they’d be horrified at seeing their back so much of the time. It happened to me and that’s how I learned my lesson!

Ellen

]]> Di: slidecoach http://www.slidecoaching.com/it/2010/04/attrazione-guardare-schermo/comment-page-1/#comment-57 slidecoach Sun, 25 Apr 2010 13:41:24 +0000 http://www.slidecoaching.com/?p=1687#comment-57 Fred, good point about "checking the temperature" of the audience, thanks for the comment! Fred, good point about “checking the temperature” of the audience, thanks for the comment!

]]> Di: Fred E. Miller http://www.slidecoaching.com/it/2010/04/attrazione-guardare-schermo/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Fred E. Miller Sun, 25 Apr 2010 12:04:43 +0000 http://www.slidecoaching.com/?p=1687#comment-56 Excellent point here, and I hate to say it, I've done it myself. When this happens, the audience doesn't get the no-verbal facial expressions and gestures from the speaker that add so much to the presentation. Also, with his back to the audience, he misses opportunities to 'check the temperature' of his audience. He's looking at the screen and can't 'read' the facial expressions and body language of his audience. Thanks for the Post - I'll practice more next time! Excellent point here, and I hate to say it, I’ve done it myself.

When this happens, the audience doesn’t get the no-verbal facial expressions and gestures from the speaker that add so much to the presentation.

Also, with his back to the audience, he misses opportunities to ‘check the temperature’ of his audience. He’s looking at the screen and can’t ‘read’ the facial expressions and body language of his audience.

Thanks for the Post – I’ll practice more next time!

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