Are you ready to present online?

Teams, Zoom, Skype, ... online meeting and presenting came about because it had to. It will, however, continue to exist because we have seen that it can be efficient too. Everyone has also seen that using a wrong PowerPoint has a very negative impact on the entire presentation and transfer of information.

If we present online more often, then everything has to be geared to that too. Presenting online is, after all, very different from when we can do it physically.

The biggest difference lies in you as the speaker. Whereas in a physical meeting you as the speaker have a great impact through your physical presence, in an online meeting this largely falls away. From the moment you share your PowerPoint, it takes up the entire screen. You as the speaker, in the best case, are still in a small window at the bottom of the screen. Conversely, at that same moment you lose direct contact with your conversation partners. Suddenly you can no longer see their faces well and the non-verbal reactions largely fall away.

A poor PowerPoint can still be compensated for in a physical meeting with great presentation skills. But if the screen is filled with a poor PowerPoint and you are in a small window at the bottom of the image, that can no longer be compensated for. A good story and a strongly supportive PowerPoint is therefore more than ever an absolute must!

Also curious how you can optimise your online presentation?

As an expert in the field of PowerPoint design and presentation advice, we offer you a free analysis of the resources you use for an online presentation. In doing so we look at: content, design, application of PowerPoint and the use of the online tools (Zoom, Teams, light, sound and image). You get an extensive report with points for improvement and an accompanying online follow-up meeting.

Send us your presentation today.

Answer a few questions and send us your presentation.

We will get in touch with you directly and provide you with an analysis with recommendations and tips.

A first tip already:

Because we usually sit behind our computer, we give our online presentations sitting down in the same way. Set your computer a little higher and stand up when you give an online presentation. This automatically puts you in your presentation mode and gives a much more dynamic impression.