Webcast And Video Conferencing

• 10 tips for top teleconferencing
• Teleconferencing voice techniques
• The 5 types of calls
• Conference call checklist
• How to prepare for a call
• What to do after the call
• Getting your message across
• New listening skills

• Phone Speak - breathing, diction, vocal variety and projection- making what you say more powerful, persuasive, clear and interesting - so that others will understand you.
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• Listening Skills -how to listen to voices and read the hidden messages in vocal tones and expressions. And how to understand foreign accents.
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• Phone Etiquette - how to get a grip on your emotions and attitude so that you can work well with other people over the phone.

• 10 tips for top videoconferencing
• Videoconferencing voice techniques
• How the camera works
• Shots, angles and gestures-what they mean to you
• Getting your visuals and graphics together
• How to deal with technical hitches
• Videoconference checklist
• How to prepare for a videoconference
• What to do after the videoconference
• Getting your message across
• New listening skills
• After this training session you should expect to feel a lot more confident in your ability to communicate effectively in videoconferences and televised meetings.

• Video Speak - breathing, diction, vocal variety and projection- making what you say more powerful, persuasive, clear and interesting - so that others will understand you.
• Video Movement - what to do and what not to do in front of a camera. Understanding gestures, movements and timing.
• Listening Skills - how to listen to the hidden messages in vocal tones and expressions. And how to understand foreign accents.
• Video Etiquette - how to get a grip on your emotions and attitude so that you can work well with other people through the medium of video in multiple locations all over the town, country or world.

Scheduled Video Conferencing (WVC)

• 10 tips for top webcasting
• Webcasting voice techniques
• How the camera works
• Shots, angles and gestures-what they mean to you.
• Getting your visuals and graphics together
• How to deal with technical hitches
• Webcasting checklist
• How to prepare for a webcast
• What to do after the webcast
• Getting your message across
• New listening skills

• Web Speak - breathing, diction, vocal variety and projection- making what you say more powerful, persuasive, clear and interesting - so that others will understand you
• Video Movement - what to do and what not to do in front of a camera. Understanding gestures, movements and timing.
• Listening Skills - how to listen to the hidden messages in vocal tones and expressions. And how to understand foreign accents.
• Video Etiquette - how to get a grip on your emotions and attitude so that you can work well with other people through the medium of the World Wide Web.

Scheduled Webcasting (WWC)