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I believe this tips were really helpful the tip I liked the most was tip #5 I think practice is really important and when you do it more then one time you get better also putting notes and try to memorized what you going to say also helps a lot.

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I think the tips are all useful for us . just like professor showed us her way of putting things together, writing notes and stick it on the computer, i personal might use this one after. Because i used to write down everything on a notebook and try to memorize everything instead of just take notes for key words or phrases and just organize the sentences myself while i'm speaking.

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I think all these steps are well and useful. In my opinion, the best one is the tip ( 5) because that gives me more conservation. When I practice more, I will see mistakes. Then, I can correct them.
I like to practice and make more videos. After every video, I correct my mistakes and do it again. Also, I prefer to focus on the camera. When I lost my consternation, I try to make another video. I like to imagine that the professor in front of me. I prefer to organize my thoughts in notes and try to remember these and explain. Sometimes I write the presentation and memorize, but sometimes I forget it, so I try to explain what I memorized and the others what I forget. I try to explain it in another way.

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I think is important to implement this tips on my presentation, personally the one that I like the most was number 2, because it's easy for me to present if I think that I'm talking to someone that I know, Another thing I would like to do is present it for myself before doing it for the class

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These tips can be useful for many people while presenting, but they were not very useful for me. Whenever I open the camera I look at myself and my eyes go to the screen. When I see myself there, I have the feeling that I am telling someone else. Unfortunately, it is very difficult for me to make eye contact with the camera. Maybe I can overcome this situation by putting a mirror behind the camera.

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I believe that when making a presentation, for me the most important thing is the organization of the topics. If the presentation is well organized, it is avoided to leave loose ends of the subject, therefore others will understand better.
Another thing could be, try not to have the body so tense and make normal movements. and in certain cases it is necessary to use your hands to clarify an idea

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All types are good and helpful. I usually use flesh cards about my presentation and I record myself several times before I do my presentation correctly

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All tips are good, but #5 is the most important in my opinion. Practice, practice and more practice! I usually record my presentation video several times to see my mistakes. I think it's also a good idea to try to relax and speak slowly to help maintain focus on eye contact.

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All tips are good, but #5 is the most important in my opinion. Practice, practice and more practice! I usually record my presentation video several times to see my mistakes. I think it's also a good idea to try to relax and speak slowly to help maintain focus on eye contact.

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That can apply all of the tips to give a good presentation. It is a good idea to imagine that there is someone who you know in front of you while you are speaking to focus  on your speech well. I also believe that preparing a clear and understandable presentation and doing more practice will increase your self confidence.

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That can apply all of the tips to give a good presentation. It is a good idea to imagine that there is someone who you know in front of you while you are speaking to focus  on your speech well. I also believe that preparing a clear and understandable presentation and doing more practice will increase your self confidence.

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I think all the tips are good you can take a litter be of each one. However my favorites were: looking where are you eye and imagination. Because in my opinion you can look your own eye in the camera and imagine you are talking to another person.

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I think all of the tips from the article is very useful.
Here are my tips
- before you start recording try to familiarize the flow of your speech so that it will go smoothly. Just use key words
-If you made a mistake. Don't make it obvious.
-If you are having a hard time looking at the camera. Just focus on to something else that is near your camera.
-If you have a hard time memorizing your flow, then print or write it and put it near the camera
- Also when you are presenting, try to do less movements because it is very distracting to the audience.

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-Use notes with keywords
-Have in mind a structure and steps which we are going to follow
-Be sure of yourself and what we say.
-Practice and inform ourselves about the topic we are going to talk about

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the tips are very useful, the idea of the "place marker'' is  really good , actually even if I am  on presencial classes or online the tip to write a outline is very helpful because it helps me to don't forget the importants points. I always write in my notebook some words that i dont know but I want to use. 

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the tips are very useful, the idea of the "place marker'' is  really good , actually even if I am  on presencial classes or online the tip to write a outline is very helpful because it helps me to don't forget the importants points. I always write in my notebook some words that i dont know but I want to use. 

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Leonardo Ramirez                     I think that these all tips are so important because we have to concentrate in ourselves, we need to have the idea about the tittle . we can not desconcentrate because we are going to do a bad recording . So , the most important is always to be focus in the camera . If you do that , you are going to get a good score.                     

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Leonardo Ramirez                     I think that these all tips are so important because we have to concentrate in ourselves, we need to have the idea about the tittle . we can not desconcentrate because we are going to do a bad recording . So , the most important is always to be focus in the camera . If you do that , you are going to get a good score.                     

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I think these tips are very important when making online presentation, and will help us focus when talking and recording videos.
I remember when I recorded a video for the class, and when I saw it myself I realized that many times I looked the other way and it was difficult to stay focused on the camera.

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Most of us appreciate the importance of eye contact when carrying on a conversation or delivering an in person presentation. Did you know that making eye contact is just as important during online presentations?

Honing in on the camera helps you come across as being present and authentic. Focussing on your computer's camera is how you do it. It makes the difference between participants feeling talked to vs. being talked at.

Our natural inclination is to locate the person(s) we're viewing on screen - where they're being displayed. Or sometimes we get distracted by movements (someone drinking coffee, checking their emails etc) if it's a group meeting.

Or even worse we focus on the image of ourselves, picking apart how we're showing up and thinking that we don't look like the image that is being reflected back.

Resting, or should I say trying to cement your focus on your computer's camera is hard. I struggle with it sometimes. So do my clients.

Here are five quick tips to help you maintain eye contact while delivering an online presentation.
#1 - Before you speak
We're all busy and it's easy to go from one Zoom or Skype meeting to the next. When you meet online you won't have the luxury of grounding yourself in the greenroom or prepping yourself in the wings. However, before an online presentation it's still important to take time to reflect and centre yourself.

By investing a minute or two to take some deep breaths and reflect on your intention - being clear about what you want to accomplish - will set you up to be clear minded and focussed on the meeting session ahead.
#2 Imagine
Athletes use visioning to imagine being top of their game. Golfers envision their ball landing in the cup and soccer players watch from the theatre of their mind as they score a goal. You can use this technique too for making eye contact.

While you look into the camera lens, envision someone you know - have found it easy to have a conversation with. Speak to them. This makes it easier to keep your eyes honed in on the camera, look into it and think about what lies beyond.
#3- Place marker(s)
It can be uncomfortable to keep your gaze on the camera lens. Most people experience the discomfort of trying to figure out where to look and hold their gaze.

Here's an easy tip to maintain your focus: Place a coloured sticky or a picture of someone you know just above the camera lens. It's easier to focus on a place marker or on an image rather than randomly trying to focus on the black depths of the camera hole.

And just as you would in natural conversation don't forget to blink.
#4 - Notice where your eyes are
Often, in natural conversation you'll look away to give your brain a rest in order to think. It's only natural that you would do this when you're speaking online too.

The trick is to not look away for too long and remember to bring yourself back to looking at the camera. If you were hard staring without occasionally looking away it would be uncomfortable for those watching you.
#5 - Practice!
is inconvenient and it's easier to find excuses than to find the time.

However, if you switch your mindset and view it as an investment, it's a worthwhile use of your time.

I have my clients send me recordings with them focussing on the camera lens using the tips above. The difference in the before and after in how much more connected I feel to my client and how the 'vibe' is improved is noticeable.

Give these making eye contact tips a try. You'll notice how you're able to warm up 'the room' as you did in person if you take the time to learn how to connect with your audience through eye contact - locking in and focussing on that camera circle.

Head over here if you'd like more tips like this and to find out what I share with my subscribers .

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Five Tips For Making Eye Contact Delivering Online Presentations - Janice Tomich

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Most of us appreciate the importance of eye contact when carrying on a conversation or delivering an in person presentation. Did you know that making eye contact is just as important during online presentations? Honing in on the camera helps you come across as being present and authentic.

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My notes--I used the tips from this article and posted a short outline on the computer.

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My notes--I used the tips from this article and posted a short outline on the computer.

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I think all of the tips are useful, but the most is(imagine). envision someone I know that  it easy to have a conversation with. In addition , practicing is very important .

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Practice, practice make perfect!          My suggestion: it is not necessary to memorize, just think about the message you want to give.

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I like this 5 tips they are very helpful. I liked the #3 the idea to put a red sticker is really good. because you have a fixed point to look at it.

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I believe these five tips are very handy. Specially the second one . every time that I have conference or I want to tell a summary about something to others I have practice before the due day and I imagine my professor or sometimes one of my friends is in front of me. Also, I try to practice in front of mirror, I see my eyes in the mirror and I try to communicate well.

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these tips are useful but I think that the most important is prepare your presentation more. It means spend more energy and focus talking, and less time thinking of what to say. In the way you are better prepared and have great confidence in yourself.

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Adelina Domi                                          I think these five tips are really very important and necessary  for presentation.  I think you should do a lot of practice before the presentation, and you should learn the most important things in the right order.

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Adelina Domi                                          I think these five tips are really very important and necessary  for presentation.  I think you should do a lot of practice before the presentation, and you should learn the most important things in the right order.

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These five tips are important for presentation. A practice way that I suggest is to practice in front of mirror. You can check your facial expression and fix your mistake.

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I think these five tips are very useful. Very useful prepare method will be a PRACTICE. Also, I suggest that we do not have to memorize all script, just remember them by arranging the key words in order.