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Smart Tips: Public Speaking, available at $199.99, has an average rating of 4.52, with 43 lectures, based on 555 reviews, and has 1988 subscribers.

You will learn about Identify what makes a great public speaker – and how anyone can use these Manage public speaking anxiety and demonstrate confidence Leverage the 3 V's of public speaking: Verbal, Vocal, and Visual Organize ideas quickly and concisely Use data insights to tell stories Put together a PowerPoint that makes presenting easy Handle challenging Q&A Speak with presence, polish, and professionalism Make boring presentations more interesting Think on your feet Bounce back from tough presentations Present in virtual and hybrid settings Prepare for team presentations This course is ideal for individuals who are Professionals who want to demonstrate presence and gravitas or Professionals who need to present frequently, and want to quickly improve their skills or Professionals who will start presenting more often, and need help getting started or Professionals who experience anxiety when presenting or Professionals who are excellent presenters and are looking to upskill or Professionals who are curious about what great public speakers do differently It is particularly useful for Professionals who want to demonstrate presence and gravitas or Professionals who need to present frequently, and want to quickly improve their skills or Professionals who will start presenting more often, and need help getting started or Professionals who experience anxiety when presenting or Professionals who are excellent presenters and are looking to upskill or Professionals who are curious about what great public speakers do differently.

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Title: Smart Tips: Public Speaking

Price: $199.99

Average Rating: 4.52

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Identify what makes a great public speaker – and how anyone can use these
  • Manage public speaking anxiety and demonstrate confidence
  • Leverage the 3 V's of public speaking: Verbal, Vocal, and Visual
  • Organize ideas quickly and concisely
  • Use data insights to tell stories
  • Put together a PowerPoint that makes presenting easy
  • Handle challenging Q&A
  • Speak with presence, polish, and professionalism
  • Make boring presentations more interesting
  • Think on your feet
  • Bounce back from tough presentations
  • Present in virtual and hybrid settings
  • Prepare for team presentations

Who Should Attend

  • Professionals who want to demonstrate presence and gravitas
  • Professionals who need to present frequently, and want to quickly improve their skills
  • Professionals who will start presenting more often, and need help getting started
  • Professionals who experience anxiety when presenting
  • Professionals who are excellent presenters and are looking to upskill
  • Professionals who are curious about what great public speakers do differently

Target Audiences

  • Professionals who want to demonstrate presence and gravitas
  • Professionals who need to present frequently, and want to quickly improve their skills
  • Professionals who will start presenting more often, and need help getting started
  • Professionals who experience anxiety when presenting
  • Professionals who are excellent presenters and are looking to upskill
  • Professionals who are curious about what great public speakers do differently

Udemy’s “Smart Tips” is the ultimate micro-learning series. Short, standalone lectures let you learn new skills at your own pace, anytime, anywhere. Find what you need, when you need it. Elevate your learning with Smart Tips!

American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote:

“All the great speakers were bad speakers at first.”

And while I agree in theory, I think we can come up with a way to reframe the word “bad” when it comes to public speaking.

  • Maybe you’re an uncomfortable speaker.

  • Maybe you’re an unprepared speaker.

  • Maybe you’re an untrained speaker.

  • Maybe you’re a reluctant speaker.

  • Maybe you’re an inconsistent speaker.

  • Maybe you’re a good speaker on the way to becoming great.

  • And maybe you’re a great speaker on the way to becoming exceptional.

If any of those sound like you, you’ve come to the right place – and to the right person!

I’m Deborah Grayson Riegel, a professional speaker, consultant and coach who helps leaders communicate more effectively. I’ve taught leadership and executive communication at Wharton Business School, Duke’s Fuqua School of Business, Columbia Business School, and at the Beijing International MBA Program at Peking University. My clients are global, and have brand names you certainly know – and probably use every single day. And I write on leadership communication for Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fast Company, Inc, and Psychology Today.

And here’s what I know for sure after 30 years in the field: everyone can become a better public speaker.(That includes you!)

Smart Tips: Public Speakingwill give you:

  • Techniques for reducing presentation anxiety

  • Insights into creating audience-centered presentations (because it’s more about THEM than about YOU)

  • Shortcuts to make designing and developing your presentation fast and easy

  • Tips for turning your data into a story

  • Ideas for starting and ending your presentation with a bang

  • Strategies to persuade any audience

  • Ways to minimize filler words

  • Approaches for speaking with presence

  • Ideas for bouncing back from disappointing presentations

  • Tools for handling tricky Q&A

  • Skills for delivering virtual and hybrid presentations successfully

  • Practices for presenting as a team

                   …and so much more!

If you want to become a noticeably improved speaker, this course can help you get there — fast!

I hope you’ll join me for this fun, engaging, and practical course!

Warmly,

Deborah Grayson Riegel

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome and Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Smart Tips: Public Speaking

Chapter 2: Navigating Presentation Anxiety

Lecture 1: Your Anxiety Means You Care!

Lecture 2: Manage Your Mindsets

Lecture 3: Combat Catastrophic Thinking

Lecture 4: Exercise and Breathe

Lecture 5: Use Appreciative Inquiry to Focus on What Worked

Lecture 6: What To Do When Your Fear is Visible to Others

Chapter 3: Three V’s of Public Speaking: Verbal

Lecture 1: Vocal, Verbal, and Visual: The Building Blocks of Every Presentation

Lecture 2: Verbal: Treat Your Audience with Empathy

Lecture 3: Verbal: Meet Your Audience Members Where They Are

Lecture 4: Verbal: Set A.B.C. Goals

Lecture 5: Verbal: Create an Outline

Lecture 6: Verbal: Chunk Your Content

Lecture 7: Verbal: Use Simple Language

Lecture 8: Verbal: Make Your Opening Count

Lecture 9: Verbal: Use Data Insights to Tell a Story

Lecture 10: Verbal: Structure Your Story to Make Your Point

Lecture 11: Verbal: Make Your Presentation Interesting (Not Just Informational)

Lecture 12: Verbal: Persuade Using Logic, Emotion, and Trust

Lecture 13: Verbal: Persuade Using Monroe’s Motivated Sequence

Lecture 14: Verbal: Leverage Transitions to Create a Narrative

Lecture 15: Verbal: Make Your Closing Count

Chapter 4: Three V’s of Public Speaking: Vocal

Lecture 1: Vocal: Manage Your Pace

Lecture 2: Vocal: Pause for Greater Impact

Lecture 3: Vocal: Um, Uh, Like, So: How To Minimize Your Filler Words

Chapter 5: Three V’s of Public Speaking: Visual

Lecture 1: Visual: PowerPoint Do’s and Don’ts

Lecture 2: Visual: Make Eye Contact to Connect

Lecture 3: Visual: Sit or Stand up Straight

Lecture 4: Visual: Gesture to Generate Energy

Chapter 6: Engage Your Audience

Lecture 1: How to Prepare for Q&A

Lecture 2: How to Handle Q&A

Lecture 3: Respond to Challenging Questions

Lecture 4: Build Trust with Your Audience

Lecture 5: Create interaction with your audience

Chapter 7: Special Considerations for Public Speaking

Lecture 1: Tips for Nonnative English Speakers

Lecture 2: Tips for Virtual Presentations

Lecture 3: Tips for Hybrid Presentations

Lecture 4: Tips for Team Presentations

Lecture 5: Tips for Introducing Other Speakers

Lecture 6: Tips for How to Bounce Back from a Setback

Lecture 7: Tips for Speaking on the Fly

Lecture 8: Tips for Speaking from Notes

Chapter 8: Wrap Up and Takeaways

Lecture 1: Wrap Up and Takeaways

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