I seem to be doing more and more virtual presentations. And, I’ve been attending a number of live presentations, such as The Partner Event. As attendees of live and virtual presentations, we have been bored by the snoozers and entertained by the catchy openings, but have we really taken a look at our own presentations within the Microsoft Dynamics Community? Here are some tips that I've learned over the seven years I've worked at Rockton Software:
Do:
Arrive early, test the equipment—be sure everything is functioning as planned
Think about what your audience wants to gain from the presentation
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