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How to Run Seminars and Workshops: Presentation Skills for Consultants,
Trainers and Teachers
Synopsis
Thoroughly revised edition of the bestselling skill-building consultant
guide. A revision of its successful predecessor -- which has sold over
23,000 copies since it was first published in 1993 -- How to Run Seminars
& Workshops has been completely revised throughout to provide the most
up-to-date material currently available in the field. An entirely new
chapter examines the state-of-the-art technology available to presenters,
especially LCD projectors, laptops with PowerPoint, electronic white boards,
documents cameras, 8mm players, and the idea-behind-distance learning.
Written by a tireless consultant and self-promoter, How to Run Seminars &
Workshops is an essential resource for the ever-expanding consultant market.
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What's Your Point?: The 3-Step Method for Making Effective Presentations
From the Publisher
Bob Boylan is a world-class presentation coach who trains managers at
companies like Time-Warner, Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Kimberly-Clark in the
art of giving effective and memorable presentations.
In What’s Your Point? he teaches a proven, quick-and-easy three-step
method for developing winning presentations.
Boylan has taught hundreds of executives to deliver better, more effective
presentations, and now his secrets are available to readers, as well:
 | Audience analysis—identify what they want and what they’ll respond to
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| “Point of View”—the key element in the best presentations |
| Immersion—a foolproof method for developing presentations |
| Nervousness—how to turn fear into positive energy |
| Question and answers—how to handle a tough audience. |
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 Displaying
Your Findings: A practical Guide for Presenting Figures, Posters, and
Presentations
From the Publisher
Displaying Your Findings is a comprehensive and accessible resource for
creating effective visual materials. Nicol and Pexman have achieved two
goals: to clarify APA style for visual presentation and to emphasize the
"how to" aspects of presenting research findings. Each chapter is devoted to
a different type of figure with examples of variations on each, featuring
fictional studies and accompanying figures illustrating the study. Readers
will learn everything they need to know about effective line graphs,
drawings, scatter plots, photographs, and charts. In addition to providing
guidelines and examples of common figures, the book also includes chapters
on how to present conference posters and presentations. Every student,
researcher, and presenter should have this book shelved next to the APA
Publication Manual and Presenting Your Findings: A Practical Guide for
Creating Tables. This definitive resource for creating figures will help
ensure that every visual display of data is accurate and effective.
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The Big Book of Presentation Games: Wake-Em-Up Tricks, Icebreakers, and
Other Fun Stuff
From the Publisher
How do you keep an audience from becoming bored or restless during a
presentation? Stop relying on tired jokes and use these fun-filled,
interactive games and activities specifically designed to: build rapport and
warm up the audience, provide refreshing "breathers" from the monotony of a
speech, get people's blood flowing with physical activity, generate lively
discussions, reinforce the key points of your message in an enjoyable way,
and win back an audience that's tuned out. Each game is fast, fun, creative,
and easy-to-lead, and costs little or nothing.
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How
to Run Seminars and Workshops: Presentation Skills for Consultants,
Trainers, and Teachers
From
the Publisher
Responsible for
training all corporate trainers at Xerox Corporation, Jolles offers a
down-to-earth, instructive look at teaching and training techniques which
can be used in any professional, business or corporate seminar, workshop
or training program. Covers a wide range of topics including course
preparation, questioning methods, pacing for dynamic presentation, using
visual aids, maintaining interest, giving feedback, evaluation and
support. Features numerous anecdotes and tricks of the trade.
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