Скачать или смотреть Things to consider when presenting to an international audience in the remote environment

It's our job to always remind them that they're the hero, because they're the ones who are working even harder to understand what we're talking about.

When there's a breakdown in communication, it's our responsibility to make it right. ⁠
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If we're going to engage people in the remote environment, then remember: interaction interaction, interaction. ⁠
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Use the tools that are at our disposal, whether it's whiteboards annotation directed discussion word clouds polls quizzes breakout rooms where, by the way, people can speak in their native language.⁠
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Slow down. Use pauses. Articulate clearly. Beware of metaphor and analogy, which can either not translate at all for those who are not speaking their native language, and are working in ours, or it translates, but it causes offence.⁠
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Remember cultural nuance and cultural difference. The fabulous nature of working internationally means that we are all gloriously different. How do we need to flex our style and the structure of our session?⁠
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In order to create an engaging and memorable experience for our audience, because that's what we're there to do not present a lot of slides remotely.⁠

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