Speaker Resources

Thank you for agreeing to speak at an upcoming CoreNet Global Summit. We know that preparing for a presentation takes considerable time and thought. We have developed guidelines to help us both succeed in achieving our common goal of providing CoreNet Global Summit attendees and members with the best possible learning experience.

Speaker Guidelines, Agreements and Templates
Speaker Guidelines and related materials for speaking at CoreNet Global Summits will be provided electronically to speakers. All speakers are required to review and sign the relevant forms, and return them to CoreNet Global in accordance with the due date provide in the correspondence. Some of the documents that you may receive include:

Speaker Guidelines (SAMPLE) – An overview of the standards and guidelines for speaking at CoreNet Global Summits
AV Form (SAMPLE) – List of standard audio visual equipment provided in each session room (may vary by Summit).
Speaker Contract (SAMPLE) – commitment agreement for speaking at a CoreNet Global Summit
Recording Authorization (SAMPLE) – On some occasions CoreNet Global records session to make content available to more of our global membership
Sample Session Evaluation Form (Will also be made available via the Summit App to all attendees)
PowerPoint Template – CoreNet Global provides a PowerPoint template for each Summit. This template is provided for the speakers’ convenience. If it isn’t convenient, speakers may use their own PowerPoint or presentation tools/formats, but we encourage speakers to use the title slide at a minimum.

Resources for delivering a great session

Summit Speaker Webinars

London Summit 2012 (Presented 5 July 2012) Part 1 - Welcome and Introduction to the London Summit - Summit Update, NEW Summit Learning Features, and the NEW Session Development Process

London Summit 2012 (Presented 5 July 2012) Part 2 - Sizzle & Substance: Creating Brain Friendly Presentations - Presented by Jeff Hurt, Velvet Chainsaw Consulting

Orlando Summit 2012 (Presented 30 July 2012) Part 1 - Welcome and Introduction to the Orlando Summit and the NEW learner-centric session development approach – Presented by Becky Binder. Part 2 – Sizzle & Substance: Creating Brain Friendly Presentations – Presented by Jeff Hurt.

Adult Learning Theory and Principles

What is Andragogy?

Review of Adult Learning

Become familiar with Adult Learning Theory and the six principles of adult learning

Adult Learning Tips and Techniques
Most Organizations Are Victims To Pedagogy – Instructor-Centered Education
We Need Facilitators Of Learning Not Speakers Of Stats

Great Presentations

Adult Learning Principles for Creating Winning Presentations [Webinar]

Effective Presentations 101 - The Top 10

Buzzword Bingo: Keep the focus on the message, not on the words

Text Me: Do's & Don'ts of Presentation Design

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Creating Visual Aids that Work