An online presentation allows teams to communicate over long distances and meet at a moment's notice, but lacks human interaction. To address this, presenters should send preview materials, rehearse their presentation using the system, keep it simple, ask for frequent feedback, consider the audience's viewing experience, and allow time for people to connect. The most important aspect is to embrace, receive, and understand the audience.

1. Giving Online Presentations
• Ability to communicate
despite far distance
Benefits • Ability for a team to
meet at a moment’s
notice
Challenges • No “human moments”

2. ① Consider sending preview
study materials ahead of time

3. ② Rehearse using
the system live, if
at all possible

4. ③ Keep your presentation as
simple as possible

5. ④ Ask for feedback frequently

6. ⑤ Consider the viewing
experience from the audience
members’ point of view.

7. ⑥ Allow plenty of time for everyone to
get connected and familiar with the
screen they’re viewing.

8. Most important aspect of any presentation…
Embrace Receive
Understand