Quickfire reflection on the Monday morning presentation to NUS Libraries staff:
- Pace quickened compared to the trial-run, participants responsive during blogs, not so during feeds (perhaps an after-tea break effect?)
- Didn’t get a chance to add more visuals, as originally intended. Will work on that for future presentations.
- Handout should have explanatory notes if the respective slide(s) are vague/meaningless without the spoken word.
- Need wireless presenter mouse and, if possible, laser pointer. Actually, need my own laptop… =P
- Must add in section on blogging responsibly and blogging vis-à-vis corporation and its policies. Also something I should explore more in a personal context.
- Prepare feedback forms and other printed material in advance!
- Put email address and contact info in slides.
Overall, I had a good vibe from the librarians. They asked good questions throughout, and there was positive eye contact and body language. I was elated and humbled by the praise I received. This one stuck in my mind: a great way to start the week!
Indeed. =) Hope to see those RSS feeds soon!
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Thanks for giving us such a good talk!
Really appreciate it.
Haven’t got time to try the RSS feed that you mentioned (although I have been using it on my Mac for quite some time). A bit complicated for me… ^_^
Hopefully I can extend this introductory presentation into an info session workshop format. Then I can get help individuals get started with RSS feeds. Getting hands-on experience works best.
Hands-on? Great!!!
I will be the first one to sign up, ahaha…
Kenneth, inching closer and closer to the Dark Side, I see