Since remote audiences are so susceptible to distraction, even minor annoyances can derail your presentation. Keep things running smoothly with the following checklist:
Provide clear instructions: When you send out an invitation explaining what the presentation is about, spell out how to register and log in, and explain any technical requirements up front so people don’t sign up only to discover later that they don’t have the equipment to participate.
Plan for technology snafus: Give the audience contact information for technical questions. E-mail handouts ahead of time, and have slides in a handy location online just in case the webinar technology fails.
Test your slides: Some webinar software ...
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