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http://www.novamind.com/presentations/ The NovaMind Presenter allows you to give great presentations directly from within NovaMind, and edit the Mind Map while you are presenting. This video shows you how to use the presenter for your presentations.

http://www.novamind.com The NovaMind Presenter is a powerful presentation tool, and although it it very straightforward to use, there are some things in this video which you would not know by just playing with it.

I tried to record the audio from my presentation last week but I must have messed something up. It s likely for the best since I was able to condense a 50 minute presentation down to about 18 minutes. After removing the videos, discussion and excessive rambling, this is what you re left with; the slidecast below as well as the mp3 for the podcast portion. | View | Upload your own Links: Nokomis What s in a Name Digizen Cyberbullying video

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:33:44 -0800 Duration: 106Follow Brad as he finds himself in the bigwig's boardroom looking for some enlightenment from the head honcho on how to become a website business success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:33:44 -0800 Duration: 128Follow Brad as he searches the inner city backstreets for the street-wise wisdom of cutting edge webside design and marketing.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:33:44 -0800 Duration: 145Follow Brad into the deepest, darkest jungle into order to find the wise witch doctor who can tell him how to be a website success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:33:44 -0800 Duration: 128Follow Brad as he searches the inner city backstreets for the street-wise wisdom of cutting edge webside design and marketing.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:33:44 -0800 Duration: 145Follow Brad into the deepest, darkest jungle into order to find the wise witch doctor who can tell him how to be a website success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:33:44 -0800 Duration: 106Follow Brad as he finds himself in the bigwig's boardroom looking for some enlightenment from the head honcho on how to become a website business success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:33:47 -0800 Duration: 125Is your business website filled with features and specifications? Crammed with keywords and search engine friendly text and tactics, yet your sales still stink? Let Cache fill you in on a little secret: its all about the why, not the what!

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:33:47 -0800 Duration: 107Follow Brad as travels to the farm where he seeks some good old fashion country wisdom to how to be a website success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:33:47 -0800 Duration: 107Follow Brad as travels to the farm where he seeks some good old fashion country wisdom to how to be a website success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:33:47 -0800 Duration: 125Is your business website filled with features and specifications? Crammed with keywords and search engine friendly text and tactics, yet your sales still stink? Let Cache fill you in on a little secret: its all about the why, not the what!

Follow Brad as he searches the inner city backstreets for the street-wise wisdom of cutting edge webside design and marketing.

Follow Brad as he finds himself in the bigwig's boardroom looking for some enlightenment from the head honcho on how to become a website business success.

Follow Brad into the deepest, darkest jungle into order to find the wise witch doctor who can tell him how to be a website success.

Author: MRPwebmedia Added: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:39:04 -0800 Duration: 128Follow Brad on his Desert Adventure in search of the Web guru who will make him a website success.

Follow Brad on his Desert Adventure in search of the Web guru who will make him a website success.

Over two hundred people took advantage of an important opportunity to comment on the near final design for the proposed renovation of Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall.  They crowded into the CitySpace meeting room overlooking the Mall to view details of the plans created by MMM Design, and to give feedback on key details of the Mall [...]

President George Bush became the fourth sitting president in U.S. History to visit Monticello on July 4, 2008. The 43rd president was on-hand to address 75 new Americans who were participating in their naturalization ceremony. Bush s speech was interupted several times by protestors who shouted slogans.

Are friendships optional? Are they necessary to live the good life? Is there a universal need to give and receive affection? Where do our feelings about friendships come from? Why do we treat our friends the way we do? Are friendships more disposable than they used to be? How do friendships come to be? How [...]

In the CIPR workshop in London, showing everyone how easy it is to create a post with WordPress. Hot quote from participant Zena Martin: If you re not on Twitter, you re nowhere! Yes, we ve been looking at Twitter, too. (I ll be adding to this post later.) Update July 8. The workshop went well. A great group of participants, lots of questions and discussion. I think everyone went away with lots more questions in their minds. Certainly plenty of food for thought about blogging as a legitimate business communication tool and what it can do for building relationships. Here s the presentation I used during the workshop as a means to focus our discussion: | View | Upload your own What I found of greater value than the PPT was the discussion that resulted as we went through the content. But a PPT is a useful tool if it does help everyone take part in the discussion. About a third of our time was spent online which isn t part of the PPT. Note I haven t made the presentation available for download as the event was for the CIPR so I can t make it freely available (if any workshop participant would like a copy, just let me know). I promised everyone I would post links to all the places we looked at and tools we discussed. Here are those links: CIPR Training July 7, 2008 How To Blog Links Examples of Blogs http://www.prvoice.typepad.com/ Lis Lewis-Jones, CIPR President http://www.nevillehobson.com/ Neville Hobson s blog http://strivepr.com/notes/ Sherrilynne Starkie, CEO, Strive PR http://www.edelman.com/landingblog/ The bloggers at Edelman PR http://www.techcrunch.com/ TechCrunch, the most influential business technology blog http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ Aggregator for all BBC public blogs http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/ 54 reporters and editors who blog at The Daily Telegraph http://my.telegraph.co.uk/ The Telegraph s blog portal for readers http://www.iaindale.blogspot.com/ Ian Dale, influential UK political blogger http://lordsoftheblog.wordpress.com/ The official blog of the House of Lords http://twitter.com/jangles Neville s Twitter stream http://friendfeed.com/ The fast-emerging conversation channel http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/ Jonathan Schwartz, CEO, Sun Microsystems http://www.blogs.marriott.com/ Bill Marriott, CEO, Marriott Hotels http://fastlane.gmblogs.com/ General Motors executive blog http://www.coca-colaconversations.com/ Phil Mooney, Coca-Cola s historian/archivist Platforms https://www.blogger.com/start Blogger hosted blogging http://wordpress.com/ WordPress hosted blogging http://wordpress.org/ WordPress application for self hosting http://www.typepad.com/ TypePad hosted blogging http://www.movabletype.org/ Movable Type application for self hosting http://www.microsoft.com/Sharepoint/default.mspx Sharepoint services for self hosting Resources http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/index.html Groundswell the book and the blog of the two authors from Forrester research http://www.awpagesociety.com/ Arthur W Page Society, authors of the Authentic Enterprise report http://www.newsgator.com/individuals/feeddemon/default.aspx FeedDemon RSS reader for Windows http://www.google.com/reader Google Reader http://www.commoncraft.com/ Where to see the series of videos that explain social media in plain English http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/news/2004/09/64987 The Kryptonite bike lock controversy http://www.nevillehobson.com/2007/09/14/blogs-drive-business-opportunities-uk-survey/ UK business blogging survey http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/jasnell?entry=blogging_ibm IBM s blogging guidelines for employees 2008 - visit the author for more great content. ShareThis

www.mocapxtras.com is just a fantastic site for anyone doing presentations and for many other uses! Author: dlocalm Keywords: Mocapxtras motion capture presentations free architectural Added: July 7, 2008

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897434.aspx Great Windows screen tool Zoomit by the very talented Mr Mark Russinovich! Author: dlocalm Keywords: zoomit presentations freewindows screengrab Added: July 5, 2008

We re celebrating the 4th of July here in the United States. Fun, friends, and Fireworks! I love the fireworks. Watching them always makes me feel like a kid. One of my favorite stories is about a fireworks show gone wrong. I used to be in a service club called the Jaycees. Many local Jaycee chapters put on the fireworks show, particularly those in small towns. I heard about one chapter s show, in particular. One year, at the beginning of the show not more than a few fireworks in they lit one that misfired. It hit the pile of all the remaining fireworks! BOOM! An amazing display but their whole show was over in less than a minute! Nothing like having your grand finale at the beginning! There is an art (and some luck) to putting on a good fireworks show. As we were talking about this, we thought it was interesting how it relates to storytelling. The start It kicks off with a little burst that grabs your attention right away. Then you get into the flow. There s a certain rhythm to the fireworks, often synchronized with music. The rhythm changes throughout the show. At times, they re firing off quickly; at other times a little more slowly. When you tell a story, start with an attention grabber and then get going. Vary your pace with the action of your story. Talk faster to imply that things are developing faster or slow down when it s called for. Make your timing fit your story. The pseudo-finale Usually you ll see a pseudo-finale about half way through the show. They give you a taste of what the grand finale will be like. Sometimes it s so good that you think it is the finale! You get bummed that it s almost over. As you tell your story, depending on its length, think about how you can get them to anticipate the climax as you near the middle. This will keep them engaged and wanting more! The grand finale This is what everyone s been waiting for. It s almost sensory overload with so much going on at once the sound, the sights, the colors exploding in the sky one right after the other, sometimes on top of each other. You feel your heart start pounding faster that rush of adrenaline. You re in awe and you don t want it to end. You don t want your story to be like the Jaycees fireworks show I mentioned earlier. You want it to build, and build, and build to your final line - the point of your story. You want your audience on the proverbial edge of their seats. Leave them wanting more realizing why they should listen to you. 5 additional ways to get the most bang out of your next presentation It s unlikely that you would use all of these in a single presentation. However, variety virtually guarantees a better response from your audience. Start or end with a good joke. People love to laugh. It gets them fired up! Think more graphics, less text. It gives your message more pop! Blend video in. It gives you a break and can get your audience to react. Have a running theme a key word or phrase that you keep coming back to. This provides a little spark throughout your presentation. Finally, use sound effects. In case you haven t heard our show today, listen in to see how we used sound effects to make it more fun. At least we think it is! Keep in mind you ll get the biggest bang if you mix it up! Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Related posts The Story On Storytelling The Single Biggest Barrier To Your Success 9 Presentation Tips to Make You a Star (Image by lokigrl616) ShareThis

Yesterday s Marketing 2.0 event in Manchester, organized by KMP, included some great presentations that, collectively, add up to a good overview of the roles social media play in the overall marketing mix. The highlight for me was a case study on a blogger relations programme conducted by digital agency Outside Line for its client LG and the introduction into the UK market of the Viewty camera phone. It s the best case study I ve yet seen. Outside Line s Ronnie Brown told a compelling story of how the programme was planned and executed, with commentary on how the results were judged and measured. You can see Ronnie speaking in the Qik video I recorded, embedded below. (RSS subscribers: if you don t see the video, go to Qik.) It s a bit ironic that I shot this video about a mobile phone on my Nokia N95 8GB where the battery ran out before the end of the presentation! So this 20-minute video isn t all of it. I hope Ronnie posts his PowerPoint online (I ll update this post with a link if he does). The venue for yesterday s event, the Manchester Digital Development Agency, was excellent and had a strong wifi signal, good for Qik streaming video. I also did a live video stream of part of KMP Chairman Bill Daring s opening presentation. I would also have Qik d KMP s Paul Fabretti in his presentation on corporate blogging. But he followed Ronnie, and with an exhausted battery However, I did shoot Paul (figure of speech) before the event started as he explains what Marketing 2.0 is all about. My presentation on social media and PR wasn t videoed. But I ve uploaded my PPT to Slideshare. [Later] Paul recorded parts of my presentation. I wondered what he was doing with his camera. 2008 - visit the author for more great content. ShareThis

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  In today s second of two podcasts in a series on project management presentation skills, we conclude our discussion with Joe Friedman, of the consulting group Zehren-Friedman Associates, Ltd.  Show Commentary In Part 1 of 2 Joe and I discussed why people tend to become anxious when it comes to public speaking, how to overcome the jitters of speaking in [...] [[ Read the rest of the post by clicking the post title! ]]

Local cartoonist Jen Sorensen was the inaugural guest in the WriterHouse Summer Reading Series on Wednesday, June 11, 2008. Sorensen gave a talk illustrated with slides from her newest collection of Slowpoke comic strips, Slowpoke: One Nation, Oh My God! Afterward, she answered questions from the audience and signed copies of her book.