What is one tip that you would give to other conference presenters or future presenters?
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reyes
Over 8 years ago
First Time Presenter
I was a first-time presenter, so I don't know how qualified I am to offer advice. :)
I recommend getting there early and making sure the technology is working. Speak about what you know, be responsive to your audience, and above all: have fun!
dougiefreshtech
Over 8 years ago
Check your shared links!
Always make sure your links work and if you are sharing a Google Doc, make sure it is viewable by all and not private. Could lead to a bad start during your preso.
greggeilers
Over 8 years ago
Always make it fun and hands on - no sit'n git.
Don't forget to include a short link and QR for your presenter materials. Make each session about the learning. Not about you.
As a first time presenter, it can be intimidating when someone brings up something you are not familiar with. Embrace it! We are all learning together and that is the power of these events is that everyone has something we can learn from. I learned from my audience as much as they learned from me!
alexandriajoy
Over 8 years ago
Have fun with your session and be yourself!
teacherbrandi
Over 8 years ago
Be passionate.
If you believe in what you are presenting, you will shine. And, I think teachers really want to hear how YOU used or did something in class for real.
donnakohlruss
Over 8 years ago
Enthusiasm rubs off
be enthusiastic and others will be too
kimc
Over 8 years ago
Let your attendee's have time to play! It is huge if they get hands-on experience!
kmatson
Over 8 years ago
Check your computer connections, links, and resources before the training.
Be prepared!
judyblakeney
Over 8 years ago
Be concise, have post FallCUE resources.
There is a lot of information presenters like to get a cross to their audience. Presenters need to remember the IO-CUE factor, Information Overload factor. Slow down, cover the main points, and extend the conversations post-CUE. Provide resources for attendees to use when they get home.
askdrbusch
Over 8 years ago
Have everything offline too!
Make sure you download a copy of your presentation before you arrive at the conference, just in case the wifi isn't working as well as you'd like. I always have a backup copy PDF of my slides on my computer that I can scroll through if needed.