It's late August, and are into another hot week here in North Carolina. So yet again I was outside with the hose watering our little vegetable garden. And in that meditative moment I thought about …
How to Plan and Deliver an Online Presentation with Zoom
This is the first in a series of tutorials on delivering online presentations. We'll start with creating webinars using the current industry leader, Zoom. What you’ll find in this post: An …
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I just presented at #eval19 from a thousand miles away…
11:25 AM Eastern Time - Text from Stephanie Evergreen Full house for your session. Is your co-presenter still coming? Ugh!!! I totally cancelled that a long time ago with AEA. So Crystal …
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Touching the Brain, Welcome to the Age of Engagement
So back in 2016 I was provided the opportunity by the awesome Visitor Studies Association to deliver my first ever keynote. If you ever get the chance to hang out with a bunch of Museum evaluators, …
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Last Minute Presentation Design
So you did it again. You had months to draft your story, create your slides, and practice your talk. But here you are, a few days away from the big moment and not even close to ready. But don't …
Presentation White Space
I drew this one with just the sillyness in my head, but then I thought more about it. I think presentation white space is the banter you have with your audience at a time when you could be …
Ban Powerpoint… or Not
The way I see it, Power Point is not a presentation tool. It is a presentation illustration tool. And Power Point is designed in a way that leads you toward illustrating a presentation using bullet …
My top 7 most engaging posts
Many of you are new here so before anything else let me just say, thank you for following. Since you've likely not seen them, I thought it might be a good idea to let you know about some of my …
The Four Tableaus and other question responses
At the end of last week, I received some extra questions from the attendees who viewed my coffee break webinar. I've responded to each individually but thought I would share the responses with you as …
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Shane Koyczan and Engagement
Engagement happens when something draws you in and makes everything else go away, even for just an instant. I woke up early to write this morning, then spent about forty five minutes watching Shane …
From bullet point to beautiful: Stephanie Evergreen on slide reboots
Sitting in the audience for Rodney Hopson's keynote at the 2012 American Evaluation Conference in Minneapolis, one thing immediately stood out. Those were some gorgeous Power Point slides. It was a …
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Creating an entry point for complicated topics
At the end of last week I reached out directly to the members of my email list to learn some of the things that they're struggling with right now. I had a great response and received some nice …
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