In developing our skills as presenters, it’s important to understand that we are using 2 ‘channels’ of information in our attempts to make the points we want to make- The visual elements of our presentation- which tend to dominate our audience’s perception of the moment, and The verbal elements to support to the visual impressions…
The rule of three is powerful technique that any presenter should learn to use. First noticed by the ancient Greek orators, followed by the Catholic Church, and reinvented by marketeers in the 20th Century, it’s a simple tool you can use to plan, deliver and drive your presentations. It’s based on the fact that people…
This was going to be a reasoned summary of all of the latest thinking on retention & memory, to help presenters get their audiences to remember what they’ve spent ages preparing to tell them. But it’s now something different. Why? Because I began to wonder, yet again… Why it is that when I’ve read Macbeth…