Let there be stoning!
May 8, 2013 by Prof. David M. Schultz
Filed under Blog, Featured, Presentations, Resources
Thanks to Bogdan Antonescu for pointing out to me the latest entry in Garr Reynold’s Presentation Zen blog. It discusses an article “Let there be stoning!” written by Jay Lehr about bringing an end to incredibly boring speakers. If only more speakers would follow this advice: The average conference paper is 20 minutes in length. […]
Why does nothing this interesting ever happen at any conferences I attend?
May 11, 2011 by Prof. David M. Schultz
Filed under Blog, Featured, Humor, Presentations
From the Huffington Post: Guerrilla improv troupe Improv Everywhere struck again last month at GEL Conference, the annual gathering of tech/social media/business voices in New York City. With the help of GEL founder Mark Hurst, the covert entertainers pulled off one of their signature “Spontaneous Musicals” at the top of Hurst’s presentation. Just as he […]
