Temperature Patterns and Latitudes
Explore temperature patterns at different latitudes on Earth and understand the significance of the sun's effect on climate. Discover how temperature data varies in cities worldwide and identify patterns that reveal the relationship between latitude and temperature fluctuations.
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Bizzabo Speaker Prep
Agenda Welcome & Intros! Production Structure Speaker Guidelines Script Walkthrough
Production Structure Here is where you share details on the production itself. Note how speakers are accessing the event and what tools are being used. When should they join the event to ensure there is time to get warmed up? Will they be greeted by a member of you team on the backend of your virtual production platform? If so who? *Give the full picture of how speakers will join the event to make them feel as comfortable as possible.
Speaker Guidelines Bring your laptop to eye-level or slightly higher. If you have a microphone, you are encouraged you to use it. Make sure your laptop is fully charged and/or connected to a power source When you are not speaking, remember to mute yourself Speaking in front of a solid light background is highly recommended. *If the speakers are being guided to speak by another person on the line during the event or by specific cues, include this detail as reminder.
Lighting Guidelines Natural Daylight - sit facing a window. If the sun is too bright, pull down the window shade to diffuse it Artificial Light - a softened, diffused lamp (lampshades do the trick) placed at a 45 angle in front of you will eliminate most shadows on your face For lamps with exposed bulbs, like a desktop lamp - sit facing a wall (preferably white) and place the lamp directed at the wall in front of you tilted up at a 45 angle. A soft light will bounce back at you If there is no lamp available - reposition your video and face the strongest light in the room
Goals for Walkthrough To help you practice your talking points. To identify any needed changes in the questions. To practice the rhythm and cadence of questions. To help us with timing - we may need to cut some answers short.
