You’re in for a real treat this week, especially if you are a student that needs to give presentations or perhaps you teach presentations.
We have Tim Thompson as our Featured Pro this week and Tim is a Visiting Professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), which is basically the Korean MIT.
So, I’m going to keep this short because we’ve got a 16 minute interview with Tim we want you to check out.
Hope you enjoy the interview and let us know what you think or if you have any questions about what Tim says.
Like we mentioned, this is a great interview and it is suitable for anyone, not only students, because you’ll get a kind of checklist for how to determine whether your presentations are successful or not.
Here is Tim’s bio:
Tim Thompson (MA TESOL) has been teaching in universities in Korea for more than ten years. He is currently a Visiting Professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon. Tim is a lifetime member of KOTESOL and serves at the coordinator for KOTESOL Teacher Trainers (KTT) and the Editor-in-Chief of The English Connection magazine. Tim is the CEO and co-founder of Education Anyware, an e-learning design and consulting company which creates and records simulations for language practice and testing. He is also the creator of the Teaching English at KAIST (TEAK) Podcast on iTunes and the Blagonwight Twins book series which can be read for free in many languages at www.blagonwights.com. Visit Tim’s professional website at www.timothyoday.com or send him an email atthompson@kaist.ac.kr.
The tips and P,D and C framework from Prof. Tim is a must skill every one should learnt. The tips will definitely make the presentation more powerful. Thank to Carl and Liam for interviewing Prof. Tim and put it on line.
The conversation between Liam and Prof. Tim is definitely helpful to me. I could discover something new notes/points from entire discussion. I really want to say that the discussion on presentation problem what students come across is more or less described by Prof. Tim. Thanks to Liam and Prof. Tim.
I await new presentation lessons coming up soon.
Thank you, Riyaj. We will have Prof. Tim on again in the near future.
Thank you. Sorry I didn’t reply earlier. Prof. Tim will be happy with the positive responses to his interview.
Thank you for the nice comments. Hopefully I’ll get to speak with Carl and Liam again soon.