From: Alexander Sotirov (alexsotirov.net)
Date: Sat Sep 19 2009 - 03:18:35 CDT

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On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 01:29:16PM -0700, Dragos Ruiu wrote:
>> One thing he did during his talk that I thought was good was stop
>> every 5-10 slides for questions. With something as technical as this,
>> it's a very good idea as it kept the audience on the same page.
>
> This habit and pattern Matt used is a _wonderful_ idea. It's an option
> _every_ technical presenter should consider.
>
> It's not about showing off how intelligent you are or how much arcana
> you know, it's about educating and transferring knowledge.

I always tell people to stop me at any point and ask questions, but they very
rarely do. I guess stopping every 10 minutes is a better way to do that if your
audience is shy and feels uncomfortable interrupting.

Alex

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