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Presentations: Apologies bad, pauses good
One of Edward Tufte’s presentation tips is “Never apologize.” Never apologize. If you’re worried the presentation won’t go well, keep it to yourself and give it your best shot. Besides, people are usually too preoccupied with their own problems to notice yours. True that. Presenting, like performing, relies a lot on confidence (or at least the illusion of confidence). If you get up and begin with
The Craig Web Experience: Presentation Tips
This collection of tips was transcribed from a seminar given in Seattle by Edward Tufte. He attributes these tips to another author (but I can't remember who it was). Show up early, and something good is bound to happen. You may have a chance to head off some technical or ergonomic problem. Also, whereas at the end of a talk people are eager to rush off and avoid traffic, at the beginning they fil
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