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Presentation Skills

Great Story, Wrong Hero

Audiences are getting tired of “My Struggle and Your Lesson” talks.

Jack Vincent, DTM

Presentation Skills

Speaking in Your Not-So-Native Tongue

5 steps to giving a presentation in a foreign language.

Lars Sudmann, DTM

Presentation Skills

5 Myths About the Life of a Professional Speaker

A closer look at free to fee.

Silvana Clark

Presentation Skills

May I Please Have Your Attention?

Tips for the public address announcer.

Craig Harrison, DTM

Presentation Skills

The Most Common Technique—Volume

Bill Brown, DTM

Presentation Skills

Zen and the Art of Public Speaking

John Zimmer, ACB, ALB

Presentation Skills

What is Plagiarism and How Can You Avoid It?

Take care to protect your reputation and relationships.

Jesse Scinto, MS, DTM

Presentation Skills

Story Takes a Turn

The recent popularity of personal storytelling draws crowds to many stages.

Craig Harrison, DTM

Presentation Skills

Reading a Prepared Text

How to slow down and avoid the deadly sing-song effect.

Bill Brown, DTM

Presentation Skills

How to Be a Prepared Presenter Outside of the Club

When you step into the spotlight, be ready for anything.

Marcie Hill, ACS, CL

Presentation Skills

What to Do When Your Audience Takes Offense

Address criticism outright to avoid later conflict.

Jesse Scinto, MS, DTM

Presentation Skills

It's a Special Occasion

Maureen Zappala, DTM

presentation skills

Great Story, Wrong Hero

Speaking in Your Not-So-Native Tongue

5 Myths About the Life of a Professional Speaker

May I Please Have Your Attention?

The Most Common Technique­—Volume

Zen and the Art of Public Speaking

What is Plagiarism and How Can You Avoid It?

Story Takes a Turn

Reading a Prepared Text

How to Be a Prepared Presenter Outside of the Club

What to Do When Your Audience Takes Offense

It's a Special Occasion

The Most Common Technique—Volume