The research community has always been global. Meetings across national and cultural borders are commonplace. Without those meetings there just wouldn’t be any research.
But even when it comes to things you do every day, sometimes you’ll have to reflect upon what you do – and how you do it. Thank you Chalmers University of Technology for giving us the opportunity to assist you with education in the art of meeting in a global and digital world. And thank you for meeting at cycling friendly Varberg.
Currently, we are running our digi-physical course in Presentation Skills. Today, at the midpoint of the 28-day program, we held a digital Q&A session where participants received answers and feedback…
The Speaker’s Deck is a creative teaching aid for practicing presentations. The game is a playful exercise in spontaneity, presence, and audience contact. The digital card game determines what topic…
Signpost means explaining your intention before you speak. This makes it clear to your audience what they should listen for – and it also makes what you say more…