In addition to the possibility of using a Word or Google document as a “parking lot” for managing questions in your web-delivered demonstrations, another elegant option is to use the Chat dialog…
Great Demo!’s Peter Cohan gave a mini-clinic for AnnexQ’s Jeremy Mendoza, walking Jeremy through creating a Situation Slide for his offering and developing a companion Illustration – this is a terrific introduction to several key Great Demo! principles for the unexposed and an excellent refresher for current Great Demo! practitioners.
Webinar Recording: How to Deliver an Exceptional Remote Demo – A Mini-Clinic Read More »
We now need to translate our Face-to-Face Scan to web meetings…! So, here are some simple guidelines for developing your personal Zoom Scan (or WebEx Scan etc.):
The Zoom Scan – What It Is, Why It Is Important, and How to Do It Read More »
PowerPoint has a very useful but rarely used zoom/magnify tool in Slideshow mode (in PowerPoint 365 for Windows only, sorry Macintosh folks…). It works as follows:
Handy Zoom Tool in PowerPoint Read More »
You can use your spacebar as a “push-to-talk” button when your microphone is muted in Zoom.
In which we identify a number of common challenges with “overview” demos – and offer solutions.
[Warning – graphic and potentially painful content ahead…!]
Have you ever had someone say, “I can’t really read the text on your screen…”
“I Can’t See the Text”… – Demo Font Size Tip Read More »
Consider using face-to-face meeting practices as a model for web meetings.
7 Thoughtful Habits for Web Meetings Read More »
Let’s humanize the web communication experience – take your webcam cover off!
Take Your Webcam Cover Off! Read More »
These 90- to 120-minute sessions for small groups will have you connecting and driving interaction with your audiences effectively and confidently when using Zoom/WebEx/GoToMeeting and similar tools.
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