What's been, and what's coming: an update about articles on this website

I always make it a point to take my "podcasting kit" along whenever I am giving a presentation or, indeed, attending any conference. Unfortunately, I don't always have time to check the recording, because I take it for granted that it will all work fine.

Thus it was that I discovered, too late, that something has gone wrong with my digital recorder. My investigations have revealed that there is something wrong with the external microphone connection. I will, needless to say, get it fixed. But it does mean that the opportunity for posting 3 podcasts of my most recent presentations has come and gone, because I'm not sure if the quality is good enough.

So, what have you missed? Well, nothing in a sense, because I will post my talks as articles. Read on to find out what they were all about.

But enough about me; let's talk about my latest project

Five things to avoid, and five things to embrace, when it comes to giving presentations. These tips are based on my recent experience as a victim audience member at NECC.

If there is one thing that is guaranteed to wind me up, it is, as I ranted to Jennifer Wagner and anyone else who was unfortunate to be within earshot, people who waste my time. Some presenters should show some respect to their audience.