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Presenting Learning

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Presenting Learning is an original, thought provoking book. It is designed for learning professionals, but the lessons contained within are useful for anyone who makes presentations.
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Pros

  • Uses a step by step approach
  • Great chapter summaries and case studies

Cons

  • None - This is a good book

Description

  • Subtitle: Ensure CEOs Get the Value of Learning
  • Written by: Tony Bingham and Tony Jeary
  • Published by: ASTD Press

Guide Review - Presenting Learning

In Presenting Learning, a new book published by the American Society for Training and Development (ASTD), co-authors Tony Bingham and Tony Jeary write about what it means to be presentation savvy.

The true purpose of the book is to teach readers how to use proven principles to communicate both a brand and the importance of workplace learning. Using several easy to implement methods, such as Presentation Mastery™ and the SPEAK (Strategy, Preparation, Execution, Accountability, Knowledge) model, Presenting Learning will teach you how to:
  • Communicate effectively with decision makers
  • Persuasively present your business ideas
  • Serve your organization (if you are an employee)
  • Position yourself as a strategic partner (if you are a consultant, coach, or vendor)
Presenting Learning is meant to be a guide for learning professionals, but many people, including human resource managers, trainers, consultants, marketing directors, and sales managers could benefit from the communication model and various techniques in the book.
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