Hier erfahren Sie, wie Sie die Kommunikation und Koordination in Remote-Teams während virtueller Präsentationen meistern können.

Establish clear objectives before the virtual presentation to guide the team's focus and create a sense of purpose. For example, in a sales presentation, a clear goal could be to increase product awareness among potential clients and secure a certain number of leads.

When possible, prove that you’ve taken in previous feedback and engagement. If you’re doing a series of presentations, show what steps have been taken since the last time. You can cover previous topics in a positive sense that way.

Interacting with your audience is crucial during virtual presentations, and being tech-savvy is non-negotiable for a smooth experience. Use interactive tools like Mentimeter, Slido, or Poll Everywhere to engage participants. Conduct a technical run-through beforehand to troubleshoot potential issues and ensure everyone has access to the necessary software. Start with ice-breaking questions or a quick "How are you doing today?" to set a friendly tone before moving to more serious topics. This approach not only keeps the audience engaged but also fosters a collaborative atmosphere, minimizing disruptions and maintaining focus on your presentation.

Familiarize yourself with the presentation platform and conduct technical run-throughs to ensure a seamless virtual presentation experience. For instance, in a software demonstration, knowing the platform's features and practicing the presentation flow beforehand can prevent technical glitches and ensure a smooth demonstration.

Solicit feedback after the presentation to understand strengths and areas for improvement, using insights to enhance future presentations. For example, after a project proposal presentation, collecting feedback from stakeholders can provide valuable insights for refining the proposal and addressing any concerns raised during the presentation.

Establish Clear Communication Channels: Utilize effective communication tools and establish channels for ongoing communication, both during and after the presentation. This includes platforms for feedback, follow-up discussions, and opportunities for team members to raise questions and provide input. Addressing Technical Challenges: Develop contingency plans to address potential technical hitches, including backup communication channels or alternative presentation methods in case of platform issues.