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Posted by Derek Janssen on 07/24/06 04:46
shopzero.net wrote:
> http://www.shopzero.net/article/videoconferencing/2866.php
>
> When it's time for your fifteen minutes of fame will you be ready? With
> videoconferencing becoming common place in 21st century communication,
> executives, entrepreneurs, and leaders need to be media savvy. Here's
> how to put your best face forward:
>
> 1. Prepare. It's not enough to show up to speak. Practice with the
> technology an hour before your presentation and rehearse your message
> points. Don't wing it.
>
> 2. Pause and Listen. Expect time delays. A weak video signal could
> cause a delay or echo. Allow ample time for your message to reach the
> other site and wait for a response before you resume making new
> remarks.
>
> 3. Use Small Gestures. Actions are amplified on videoconference. Wild,
> sweeping movements can result in distorted, fuzzy images.
4. Don't be dopey enough to forget what you're doing and talk to DVD
groups instead.
Derek Janssen (that will kill you in the corporate marketplace, trust me)
ejanss@comcast.net
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