How to start your virtual presentation
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The document provides guidance on starting a virtual presentation effectively by utilizing a 'spike' to engage the audience and sharing credentials. It emphasizes the importance of clarifying outcomes, structuring the agenda, and addressing the audience's context. Additionally, it highlights the need to answer the 'why' behind the presentation and address the audience's interests.
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How to start your virtual presentation
- 1. How to start a virtual presentation
- 2. Utilise a spike A spike is a sentence or series of sentences that gets to the heart of what you want to say So I often start by saying "virtual presenters are made, not born"
- 3. Share your credentials They may need to know something about you.
- 4. Identify your outcomes People respond to purpose
- 5. Tell them about the agenda Audiences like a structure
- 6. Identify when you'll take questions Either throughout or at the end of the presentation
- 7. Confirm the timings When are you going to finish?
- 8. Pace the audience Put yourself in their shoes and reflect back their context.
- 9. Cover the "why" I used to be a teacher. So often at school, we're taught the what but not the why. Why should your audience listen to you? What you're gotta do is remember the famous radio station. W-I-I-F-M: what's in it for me?
- 10. Which one of these will you use in your next presentation?