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There is one massive issue with presentation trainings, one we can't see unless we step out of our usual presentation training

For more than a dozen years Common Craft videos have been used by teachers to help students understand topics including digital citizenship, personal finance, and many big technology concepts. One of the things that makes Common Craft videos popular is the clear and concise manner in which information is presented using a whiteboard, simple cutouts, and voice over. That style has become known as the Common Craft style and many teachers including myself have had students make videos using that style. Now Common Craft offers their own free course for teachers who want to make Common Craft style videos in their classrooms.

“If the stereotype of Gen Y is one who is spoilt, irresponsible and immediate gratification based, Benjamin Loh defies all that!” We are delighted that he has joined us to shed light on why different generations have different values or behaviours, and how we can bring out the best from each other. The strategies he […]

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Great speeches are never an accident.

From telling stories to ditching the PowerPoint — give the best-ever public talk

5 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know About People: Great presenters know the psychology of their audience. Dr. Susan Weinschenk shares 5 of her favorit

You don’t have to put up with a thin, shaky voice, says speech-language pathologist Jackie Gartner-Schmidt.

Giving memorable and persuasive presentations is more than an art. It's brain science.

Presenting is an essential skill for communicating research, but unfortunately it is not a skill researchers get much guidance on. Sarah Knowles pulls together some general advice on giving an engaging and informative talk. There should be some kind of added value for your audience coming to hear you speak, and careful consideration of the content and the format will ensure they leave with a thought-provoking take-home message. And always remember: You are a better speaker than you think you are.

Want to Make Your Presentation Memorable? Do These 5 Things

Want people who hear you speak to remember you long after your presentation is over? Follow my top five rules for success.

You're standing at a podium. In front of you is a crowd of friends, peers, and co-workers. Sitting. Staring at you.

Your presentation is about to begin.

Will your presentation wow the crowd?

Or will your presentation be background noise for attendees as they look at their smartphones and laptops?

Make more than presentations. Create, present and share apps. Interact with your audience. With DeckDeckGo, edit your slides anywhere, display them everywhere.

Psychologies' editor-in-chief Suzy Walker signs up for coaching to learn how to be a better public speaker

Presenter Coach helps you prepare in private to give more effective presentations.

The next time you’re preparing to speak to a group, remember to keep your audience at the center of your communication, says Briar Goldberg, the director of speaking coaching at TED. One way …

5 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know About People: Great presenters know the psychology of their audience. Dr. Susan Weinschenk shares 5 of her favorit

Have you ever felt like you're talking, but nobody is listening? Here's Julian Treasure to help you fix that. As the sound expert demonstrates some usefu

Why are you seeing a Download file message on your Lessons page? There is a difference between "embedding" or showing content and "adding" or creating links to documents.