In a rush? Jump to the tips. Note: This post’s aimed at advanced users of Word or Outlook. If you’re preparing a workshop, training session, or other event, there’s lots to organise. So to reduce your workload, you can use … Continue reading
(In a rush? Jump to the tips) Suppose you’re putting together your agenda for a workshop or training session. If it’s pretty simple, your agenda might look something like this: Topics Mins Welcome 5 Icebreaker 5 Main content 75 Wrap-up … Continue reading
In the table below, you’ll find links to resources like: Articles Videos Downloads You can use them to learn Tableau Desktop – all for free. Action Approx. length Link Read 2 mins Understand about 10 key terms for using Tableau … Continue reading
When you share a chart, how do you help your audience instantly get your point? Often, presenters and analysts make people work way too hard to get the point of a chart! So, to help you convey your point with … Continue reading
If you do demos at work or online, check out this fantastic video (below) from Andy Kriebel and Eva Murray. In it, Eva shares lots of excellent tips for giving better demos, and Andy shows how clear and helpful a … Continue reading
If you play a YouTube video in your talk, training, or Teams call, you can really engage people. For example, a video lets you: Demo a technique Novelly share a quote Share an expert’s opinion For all those reasons, I … Continue reading
Here’s what you’ll find in this post: The case for Tableau “Author” and “viewer” explained The trouble with Tableau Give me data – how big is Tableau? A newbie’s view Help’s at hand! Tableau authors: 2 short videos for you … Continue reading
Have you heard of the “assertion-evidence approach” for making slides? It’s a simple, powerful, evidence-based approach to presenting your talk. It was devised as a more effective way to share scientific findings. But you can also use its directness and … Continue reading
In a rush? Watch the video (30 mins) or read the tips. When you present online, the tips below will help set you up for success. They come from my friend Eric Winters, who’s a coach, author, and international public … Continue reading
Need to present some data? About the best way you can do that is to use a data visualisation. Most often, a dataviz is simply a chart. But you might choose to use something less mainstream, like a heatmap. Whatever … Continue reading
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