Delivering Effective Virtual Presentations

Delivering Effective Virtual Presentations provides the reader with clear guidelines for creating and delivering webinars, e-meetings, and virtual presentations, including checklists and examples.

In an era where technology and the skills required to navigate its use are deemed innate, people can experience some difficulty in transferring face-to-face skills to the virtual environment when they have not received any training or instruction in that regard. In many cases, books designed to assist in the learning process can be lengthy and cumbersome, rather than the clear, concise, complete, and correct format appreciated by readers.

Delivering Effective Virtual Presentations provides the reader with clear guidelines for creating and delivering webinars, e-meetings, and virtual presentations, including checklists and examples. The concise content of this book will help fill the gap between existing knowledge, skills, and abilities for delivering effective presentations and those necessary for doing so in the virtual environment. This book is a user-friendly guide to prepare college students, employees, supervisors, managers, and executives, to be highly effective virtual presenters.

Dr K.Virginia Hemby-Grubb is a professor in the department of marketing at Middle Tennessee State University. She earned a PhD in adult education with a concentration in business education from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1955. Dr Hemby-Grubb was the recipient of the John Robert Gregg Award in 2018, presented in recognition of her dedication and outstanding contribution to business teachers and the profession of business education; the Delta Pi Epsilon National Leadership Award in 2016; and the National Business Education Association Collegiate Teacher of the Year Award in 2014. In 2016-2017, she also received the MTSU Outstanding Public Service Award for the creation and management of Raiders' Closet. Dr Hemby-Grubb teaches the following courses: professional meeting, event, exhibition, and convention (MEEC) management; business communication; virtual business presentations; career decision making, employment communication; workplace etiquette and protocol; and issues and trends in corporate communication.