Teaching on TV and Video
This outstanding series from the world's largest, most prestigious technical society will help you close the gap between technical expertise and business acumen. Written primarily for engineers, though useful for anyone who wants to succeed in the increasingly competitive business community, IEEE Engineers Guides offer practical hands-on instruction in skills that can help you work smarter and keep you poised for career advancement.
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This outstanding series from the world's largest, most prestigious technical society will help you close the gap between technical expertise and business acumen. Written primarily for engineers, though useful for anyone who wants to succeed in the increasingly competitive business community, IEEE Engineers Guides offer practical hands-on instruction in skills that can help you work smarter and keep you poised for career advancement.
IntroductionAcknowledgementsCh. 1What is Different About Presenting on TV?1Ch. 2What Makes a Good Television Teacher?7Ch. 3What Makes a Good Teacher Better on TV?17Ch. 4Working With the Director and Crew49Ch. 5Understanding Graphics and Props69Ch. 6Using Other Sources95Ch. 7Working with Blackboards and Easels101Ch. 8Charts, Graphs, Photos and Labels113Ch. 9Why TV Presentations are Always Better127
