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New Entries
- Apr 04
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How To Organize a Conference or Job Talk
Solid organization is critical for understanding. I’ll provide you a simple structures for the body of a PowerPoint presentation.
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 04, 2007
- Apr 04
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How to Handle Disruptive Audience Members
It’s your presentation – don’t let the audience ruin it for you. Is someone sleeping? Is there a group talking? Listen for proven techniques for handling disruptive audience situations.
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 04, 2007
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Sponsored by University of Pennsylvania - School of Medicine
- Apr 04
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How To Handle Presentation Problems
Presentation disasters: you loose your train of thought, the projector dies, you run out of time. Lisa to learn how remedy common presentation disasters.
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 04, 2007
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Sponsored by University of Pennsylvania - School of Medicine
- Apr 04
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How To Answer Questions After a Talk
In this episode I provide specific guidelines to handle the stickiest situations you might face during your Q & A period… the rambler, the stage hog, and (heavens no) the hostile questioner. Listen to find out how to tells to handle these and other problem questioners during your presentations.
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 04, 2007
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Sponsored by New York Academy of Sciences
- Apr 01
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How To Create Slides for Complex Information
The slides you create are crucial to the understanding and ultimate success of your presentation. But which font is best – how about colors – should you use animation? Listen to hear the answers to these questions and more ….
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 01, 2007
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Sponsored by New York Academy of Sciences
- Apr 01
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How To Deliver a Talk
In this episode I’ll share proven techniques for effective and engaging speech delivery. Should you talk fast or slow? Should you smile? Use a lot of gestures or stand still behind the lectern? Tune in for the answers…
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 01, 2007
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Sponsored by University of Pennsylvania - School of Medicine
- Apr 01
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Number One Tip For Improving Your Presentations
The way you deliver your presentation has significant impact on your audience. Listen as I encourage scientific professionals to share their passion and their stories.
Posted by Lisa B Marshall, Apr 01, 2007
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Sponsored by Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
