Four Ways Presentation Mishaps Are Like Zombies…

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

or “Lesson Learned by Watching Shaun of the Dead.” 1) Until the moment they suddenly become mindless, snarling, death-dealing horrors, a zombie (like whatever it was that caused your current presentation mishap) often appears about as threatening as your Mom. A projector with a burned out lamp looks like any other projector. A virus laden [...]

Bookmarked: Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta v2 big success (Julie Yack’s Blog)

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta v2 big success (Julie Yack’s Blog) – "When his projector failed, presenter James Johnson didn’t let that stop him. He flattened out his laptop and used a document camera to display his screen and presentation for his group." Post to Delicious Post to Facebook

Bookmarked: Projector problems (Media-savvy’s Blog)

Friday, November 6th, 2009

Projector problems (Media-savvy’s Blog) – "A group was giving a presentation and they wanted to show a video. The sound was working, but the video would only show up on their laptop screen, not on the projector. We (the audience) could see the media player, but the rest of the “screen” was black. Did you [...]

Bookmarked: 10 Things I taught my interns (The Hopkinson Report)

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

10 Things I taught my interns (The Hopkinson Report) – “If you’re doing a presentation, something will go wrong. … Even with modern advances, getting everything to work right is still very difficult. Every laptop has a different set of key commands to change from the laptop screen to the overhead monitor. There’s never the [...]

Bookmarked: When the speech hands you lemons… – The Eloquent Woman

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

When the speech hands you lemons… – The Eloquent Woman – I arrived and learned that the room booked for the event was under construction, a fact omitted from all the booking conversations the organizers had had. (They'd in fact learned of it just within the hour.) The only available space was essentially a storefront [...]

Baby it’s cold outside…

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

We’re experiencing our first real cold snap of the season here in the beautiful Philadelphia Metropolitan Area so it seems like a good time for a quick, weather-related warning/reminder.: If your presentation equipment has been allowed to get very cold during transport (maybe because it’s been in your trunk instead of the nice toasty back [...]

Toshiba TLP-X200U: Watch your mouth…

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

The Projector Blog recently reported on the first projector with a voice. The Voice Guidance feature provides ease of use, preventative maintenance updates and a lower total cost of ownership. The voice guidance system in the TLP-X200U directs users with an audible message through the projector’s operating instructions and system warnings, such as the on/off [...]

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