Creating Effective Content

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This workshop teaches understanding and meeting your audience where they are, strategic sequencing of the correct arguments, and integrating stories to facilitate engagement, comprehension, and memory

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Effective content is dependent upon three things: understanding and meeting your audience where they are, strategic sequencing of the correct arguments, and integrating stories to facilitate engagement, comprehension, and memory. This workshop teaches all three.

The two most important delivery tools to increase connection, credibility and comprehension are body language and voice. We’ll show you how. We’ll also review overcoming public speaking anxiety and set-up strategies for both in-person and virtual presenting.

Two Hundred Years Of History

From its founding in 1821, McGill has been home to momentous firsts thanks to brilliant and curious minds.
Our university grounds were the birthplace of basketball and hockey.
This is where Archie, the world’s first internet search engine, was created, and where Canada’s first female professor taught.
Recently, McGill’s researchers have been making significant breakthroughs in R.N.A research that will shape the future of medicine.
In all fields, McGillians continue to push boundaries and make an impact.

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Montreal Branch

3415 McTavish Street, Montreal

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