Focusing on hybrid presenting, in person and online

At 3pm UK time, for NEFLIN

A Zoom workshop all about using tools like Menti, Padlet, Google Slides, PowerPoint to create interaction. Link for booking available soon.

Would love to be doing this one in person, obviously… But it’s online.

More information on the UKeIG website.

For the Business Librarians Association.

An online workshop for CPD25.

I'm running an updated version of my presentation skills course for UKeIG this year. It takes place at CILIP HQ.

We focus on creating amazing PowerPoint materials, but also talk about presenting itself, and using newer tools like Prezi and Kahoot. It's a very hands-on workshop, with plenty of time spent creating presentations, but it's NOT the kind of course where you have to stand up in front of the class and do a presentation!

Some quotes from previous versions of this course:

“I would definitely offer it to other colleagues as I feel the techniques covered are ones that could be practically incorporated into working practice i.e. they’re not just a gimmick to do once to show you’ve attended the workshop, but something that you can build in to your presentations to continue that search for best practice and therefore better experience for attendees – whether they’re students, staff, or members of the public.”

“Fantastic course, wonderful trainer. One of the best training sessions I have ever been on! Presentation and pace was perfect with plenty of time to try things out."

“I found this session very useful indeed and will be using all the tips to help improve my presentation skills. For me it was the perfect balance of information, activity, and experimentation. Hugely enjoyable, when are you coming back?”

“Ned is an expert and an engaging speaker. Very supportive atmosphere for learning. I’ve looked at Ned’s material online but it was great to have him explain it. Very, very relevant and a big help in my day-to-day work. Thank you Ned!”

Private workshop at the BL: Presentation Skills

Private workshop at the BL: Presentation Skills

I'm running a full day training session for Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, at Leeds Trinity University.

This is a two part webinar on presentation skills and making your message stick, delivered for the Northeast Florida Library Information Network

Part 1 is on September 17th, Part 2 on the 18th - these will both start at 10am Eastern time.

Two part online training, delivered for the Northeast Florida Library Information Network, focusing on Prezi. Strengths, weaknesses, tips, and uses in a library context.

These will be at 10am Eastern time (and delivered online rather than in person, sadly!).

Full-day workshop for UKeIG at Euston House, open to all.

Full details including booking will be available shortly, I'll post a link here once they're online.

Further information on what the day covers, plus feedback from previous Emerging Technologies workshops can be found on the relevant workshop page of this site.

Full-day Making Your Message Stick workshop for UKeIG, open to all.

There's more info including timings, costs, and booking form, on the UKeIG website.

Further info on what we'll cover, plus feedback on previous presentation skills workshops can be viewed here, but here's a selection with some more details:

As well as delivering a talk at the LIANZA Conference in Wellington, I'm also delivering a workshop of around two and a half hours.

It will be a condensed versions of my Marketing training and will build on the contents of the previous days' talk.

Details of the conference, including booking, are on the LIANZA website.

Header pic by Aidan.

Full-day workshop for UKeIG in York, held at the University Library and open to all.

Full details including booking form are available on the UKeIG website -  there's further information on what the day covers, plus feedback from previous  workshops, on the relevant workshop page of this site.

A workshop organised by CILIP North East. Final details are still being finalised but it will take place in either Darlington or Newcastle.