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- The mechanics of Lincoln's presentations. Tools for meeting planners and AV technicians.
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AV needs to be supplied by venue or AV crew
Digital projector (obviously in situ at the venue)
Lapel or headset microphone
Laptop shelf attached to lectern or adjacent to it
VGA port on lectern or laptop shelf ; MacBook sits on laptop shelf
Audio for 3 short video clips
Large screen(s) with dimmed lights, as my mountaineering images are crucial to my presentation.
Spotlight: (a) not to be blinding as I like to engage with the audience, (b) no flare from the spotlight on the screen
Note: Often the AV/IT crew at a conference like to have the speakers presentation loaded onto their equipment at the back of the room, but this is invariably a PC setup. I need to have my MacBook at the lectern/laptop shelf. I have good reasons for these requirements.
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