By bloid
via atalasoft.com
Published: Mar 28 2007 / 23:11
I was at AjaxWorld this week with Dave. One of my goals there was to get some ideas for my Ajax presentation at AIIM in April, but the biggest thing I got out of it for that were some examples of how a presentation can go wrong, and it made be a little nervous. Don't get me wrong, most of the presentations went very well or at least as good as planned, and I got a lot out of it, however, there are still some lessons learned.
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Comments
mostlyharmless replied ago:
I've given a handful of Tech presentations. This article provides great advice. Advice that has certainly worked for me and made my presentations a success. Good lessons learned.
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