We’re inundated with virtual presentations. Most are “okay,” — meaning they are pretty certain to drive attendees to multitask. Virtual presenters are lucky to get a small percentage of attendees’ undivided attention.
It doesn’t have to be that way. With information and practice of some interactive techniques and tools, virtual presentations can be engaging, interesting, and interactive.
But how?
Since remote presentations are here to stay, it’s time to up your game.
eSpeakers has partnered with veteran professional speaker, bestselling author, Certified Virtual Presenter (CVP), and Certified Virtual Host (CVH) Rebecca Morgan to facilitate their Certified Virtual Host (CVH) course. Rebecca’s been conducting virtual presebtations for decades, not just a few years, and has figured out how to enliven them.
“We are excited to have Rebecca Morgan, CSP, CVP, CVH, be the facilitator in our Certified Virtual Host course. The course provides speakers with several ways to up-level their virtual presentations and virtual audience engagement. I believe course attendees will enjoy Rebecca’s teaching style and learn from her skills as a proven virtual presenter,” says Joseph Heaps, Chief Marketing Officer at eSpeakers.
“If you’re like most business professionals, you want easy ideas you can implement in your next virtual presentation and an expert to provide not only guidance but some feedback on how you can become even better,” says Morgan. “You need to know not only what to do, but a chance to practice it in a low-risk environment, so stumbles don’t embarrass you in front of your colleagues, clients — or boss!”
This program is only one that is led by an international professional speaker who’s been giving virtual presentations since 1996. You can imagine how primitive they were then!
Morgan is conducting the Certified Virtual Host (CVH) course — a 5-part, live, interactive webshop starting January 16, 2023. In this program, participants will:
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Hear new ideas for creating more effective virtual meetings and presentations
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Understand how to shift in-person presentation techniques to virtual
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Ensure your lighting, background, camera angle, microphone, and personal image shows you at your best
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Know how to keep your audience (whether one or hundreds) engaged — not multi-tasking
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Optimize your visuals for viewing on phones and tablets
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Learn 12 ways to get your audience involved
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Create a Plan B to ensure a quick recovery in case there’s a tech glitch
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Experience the best practices throughout
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Know how to use the best tools for your desired outcomes
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Plan how you’ll implement the ideas relevant to you
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Begin executing those ideas In between sessions
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Work in small groups to practice the ideas
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Receive feedback on how to make your virtual presentations even better
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Have a learning partner to keep you focused on the implementation
