Public Speaking: Speaking to Continuing Education Audiences What does a public speaker need to know about speaking to an audience of licensed professionals who are required to take continuing education units (CEUs) to fulfill their licensing renewal requirements? Show short videos, play audios and display web pages from the Internet with projector and screen. First, many of them do not want to be in the room listening to a public speaker. In fact, those who are very experienced in their field may feel as they are the experts and actually resent the mandatory training.

One one projector, we had the slide deck and on the other, a demo.  Pretty However, he still presented it to his audience as a guide to help explain the slides on projector 1 and the tasks performed on projector 2. If it doesn’t fulfill its intended purpose or if it really has no purpose, then leave it out.  Time I’ve had to sit though some presentations recently where when it came to visuals, the presenters took cramming information in the audience’s face to a whole new level.  One Pretty innocuous there, outside the typical excess text and map

This may mean your reputation in the field, your ability to fulfill any of the expectations below, or some other "secret sauce" you can add, from provocative questioning of panelists to thorough handling of the audience's issues. Invoking my moderator status, I said the screen and projector should be whisked away. "But You may be asked to moderate a panel because you're an established speaker...or or