(If you want to add to this experiment, scroll down to the bottom of this post.)
You might know my speciality is nerdy moment-to-moment mapping of what happens in a presentation – what I call Presentation Analysis, for example on Joshua Klein’s crow presentation, or Jill Bolte-Taylor’s talk on experiencing her stroke from the inside. Even terrible presentation become fascinating when you can track what’s happening, and brilliant ones become sublime.
Think of a presentation analysis as a watching guide for the presentation connoisseur.
Well, I’m working on an analysis of Benjamin Zander’s Ted.com talk on classical music and leadership and I’d like to try an experiment. I’m calling it Pre-Presentation Analysis.
