I recently attended my local ASTD chapter meeting ( www.dcastd.org ) where a panel of CLOs talked about the role of global learning in tough economic times. 1.   Stand in Your Audience's Shoes    Figure out what they need or want to know. Run all your comments through the filter of what's useful to the audience rather than what may make you look good or what YOU want to talk about. I'm not usually a fan of panels, because they frequently appear disorganized with speakers rambling , cutting each other off and running out of time. But this panel was refreshingly

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