EDUCAUSE Speaker Concierge

The EDUCAUSE Speaker Concierge Service is designed to help you deliver the best possible conference session—on-site or online—and learn how to get the most out of your conference speaking experience. The concierge will help to guide you through the process of speaking at an EDUCAUSE conference from preparing a proposal to designing and delivering your session; and from deconstructing evaluations to promoting your work for colleagues and management.

How can the EDUCAUSE Speaker Concierge help you? Just ask!

Speaker Resource Library

The EDUCAUSE Speaker Concierge knows that writing an effective conference proposal, developing a presentation for the first time, or designing a presentation for virtual participants can be challenging. As you plan your presentation journey, explore this collection of tips, strategies, and resources designed to assist you throughout the process.

Tips for Improving Your Conference Proposal
Read strategies and suggestions from experienced EDUCAUSE reviewers for creating a clear and concise proposal and making it stand out from the rest.
Face-to-Face Presentations: Tips and Resources
Prepare for face-to-face presentations by reviewing helpful "Tips to Keep in Mind" and exploring the Speaker Tool Kit for ideas and tools to support interaction and engagement.
Virtual Presentations: Tips and Resources
Explore a collection of resources and the Speaker Tool Kit to gather ideas for creating an effective online presentation—including engaging attendees. Watch a screencast showcasing best practices for presenting in a virtual environment.
Discussion Facilitation Resources
These resources help speakers and moderators or facilitators generate and sustain dialogue during a discussion session. These tips and templates for generating discussion and thoughtful reflection during a session at an EDUCAUSE or on-campus event include ideas for increasing interaction, and suggestions for extending the conversation after the session or event ends.
Decoding Your Evaluation
Discover how to transform session feedback into an action agenda for your next presentation.
Scoop.it Speaker Concierge Collection
This timely collection of web articles, tips, and helpful presentation tricks will help as you prepare for your speaking engagement.
EDUCAUSE Speaker Concierge blog
Keep up with the latest information by exploring the concierge blog on the EDUCAUSE site.

Connect with the Speaker Concierge

Send an e-mail: speakerconcierge@educause.edu
Follow on Twitter: @EDUCAUSEspeaker

Participate in the Community Discussion

Join the Effective Presentations and Speaker Development Discussion Group (SPEAKERS)

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