I found Lisa B Marshall's podcast on "presentweeting" fairly clear on how to take advantage of Twitter during a presentation. How to Use Twitter to Supercharge Presentations. And the only "presentweeting" I've seen is people tweeting that they are "testing presentation tweets.". So, what does Lisa B Marshall recommend? MORE >>

In the meantime, I’ve been invited to do a virtual presentation for ASTD DC on this topic. Here’s the information: Ten eLearning Predictions for 2010 To kick off the new year, Dr. Tony Karrer is sharing some thoughts on what's going to be happening in the world of eLearning in 2010. He is a sought after presenter on Web 2.0’s MORE >>

Ron Young provoked by presenting quantum physics and showed the link to KM; we should allow coherent domains to collide to create radical innovation. Ron Young presented an interesting twist by mentioning that quantum scientist talk about a ‘ unified global knowledge repository ’, which could be compared to the world wide web. MORE >>

People who make presentations available online are generally limited by either having to share the slide deck with viewers or share a video without slide presentations. But there are few good ways to share both after a presentation is given. 9slides Google Omnisio video presentations Vidpresso YouTube MORE >>

Nancy Duarte, and the crew at Duarte design recently posted a video they created for Microsoft to show off PowerPoint 2010 called “Five Rules for Presentations&#. From their blog: “We used PowerPoint 2010–and only PowerPoint 2010–to create a short trailer sharing “5 Rules for Creating Great Presentations.” MORE >>