October 12, 2005
BCR #20: Nonverbal communication: structuring a presentation for the maximum effect
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Show number 20 of Better Communication Results the podcast is now ready for your downloading delight.
In this edition I share with you another nonverbal communication technique: structuring a presentation for the maximum effect.
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Show notes:
00:01 introduction
00:36 comments and thank you’s
02:01 Donna Papacosta’s audio comment
02:53 Congrats to Donna and also to Heidi Miller
03:11 nonverbal communication: structuring a presentation for the maximum effect
10:11 summary and outro
Links:
Ben Hamilton
DynamicWebHosting
Hobson & Holtz Report
Blog post on memos
Dan York
Heidi Miller
Donna Papacosta
The Podcast Institute
My ‘How to blog’ post
Source article:
Nonverbal communication: structuring a presentation for maximum effect
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November 2nd, 2005 at 6:13 am
Listening to Podcasts=Working?
I was away on the weekend, visiting my mother in the North, also visiting the agency’s main office in Hamburg. On the way I was able to work on my piled up podcasts and audio books. Let’s see, I listened