The crowdbeamer blog
Getting the most out of your meetings & presentations
Why using Apple TV with crowdbeamer makes for better business meetings
Using Apple TV with crowdbeamer makes for business meetings, extending benefits of wireless presentation to all meeting participants and enabling presenters to create more impact.
Winning a NAB Best of Show Award, that needs some explanation
As the winner of an NAB Best of Show Award 2018, presented by NewBay Government Video, crowdbeamer made a big impression in Las Vegas. NAB Best of Show Awards are evaluated by a panel of engineers and industry experts, and are selected based on innovation, feature set, cost efficiency and performance in serving the industry.
How to keep the undivided attention of your audience
Getting and keeping the undivided attention of your audience is harder than ever. All the more reason to make room for interaction and to minimize distraction. Use crowdbeamer, if you want your next presentation to be more successful.
Making presentations more successful using a presentation remote & crowdbeamer
Providing relevant content to your audience, getting your message across and empowering everybody to use your information after you’ve finished presenting. That’s what defines a successful presentation. It takes three things to make that happen: excellent presentation content, perfect preparation, and great presentation tools.
How to make any informal meeting more productive
Informal meetings outside the typical conference room environment happen much more frequently than any other type of meeting. Read how visual content sharing can make them much more productive.
5 common presentation mistakes and how to avoid them
All of us can learn from the most common presentation mistakes. Read these 5 tips on how to avoid starting on a weak note, flooding your customer with slides or reading straight off a slide deck.
How to use ClickShare with crowdbeamer
If you are regularly planning and running meetings, your focus should be on creating a climate that fosters collaboration among meeting participants – at least if you want to be serious about having more productive meetings. To help you with that, it pays to keep five simple facts in mind.
Looking for an innovative meeting format to boost creative thinking?
Think about the experience and knowledge of everybody on your team combined! What an extensive resource of valuable ideas and inspiration. Above all, it’s a resource that you can easily tap into. One way to do so is to organize your team meetings in a different way, preparing for something far better than one-way communication and passive listening.
Giving an effective sales presentation
A good first impression is not what your customer will ultimately remember. The last impression is most likely to be a lasting one, and you never get a second chance to make a good last impression. Read these five tips that will help you to leave a lasting impression with your customer.
Five facts to keep in mind for more productive meetings
If you are regularly planning and running meetings, your focus should be on creating a climate that fosters collaboration among meeting participants – at least if you want to be serious about having more productive meetings. To help you with that, it pays to keep five simple facts in mind.
How to do better than just survive the course material battle?
Read this blog post on the struggle to survive the course materials battle, and get a couple of ideas on how you could do much better than that.
Why do so many speakers have cold feet about digital conference handouts?
Cold feet about making digital conference handouts available to your audience? Most conference speakers find it a challenge to keep the attention of the audience during their presentation.
Why note taking and conference handouts go hand in hand
Note taking has always been very popular at conferences. Find out what many discussions with conference delegates have revealed on this.
Dare to share digital handouts to protect your ideas!
Be bold. Share digital handouts of that presentation on which you’ve spent a lot of time. Get that digital copy of your business card to your audience.
Why not add your ideas directly to a meeting’s live handouts?
In case you always had the idea it would be so nice to directly add notes to a meeting’s “live handouts”: read this blog post on note taking.
How to give engaging presentations?
Never forget that the only purpose of giving a presentation is to engage your audience. Keep it simple. Tell a story. Just don’t do all the talking.
