This video covers how to control the fear of public speaking and how to work with visual aids. In 2002, Apple Computer partnered with The Speech Improvement Company Inc., to promote better public speaking. Dr. Ethan F. Becker flew to Cupertino to record this 30 minute webinar, which lived on Apple’s website for the next 6 years!
We hope you find it helpful. Runtime 30 min.
Apple Computer and The Speech Improvement Company from SpeechImprovement on Vimeo.
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