On-Camera Presence & Public Speaking

1. 01 Cicero and the Secrets of Persuasive Oratory Delivery as a trainable discipline: the classical case that how you say it is part of the argument Emory University 2 Peer institution 47 min
2. 02 Think Fast, Talk Smart: Communication Techniques Getting out of your own way: anxiety, presence, and structures for speaking without a script Stanford Graduate School of Business 2 Peer institution 58 min
3. 03 Deborah Gruenfeld: Power & Influence Presence in the body: the difference between projecting authority and projecting warmth Stanford Graduate School of Business 2 Peer institution 21 min
4. 04 137. When Words Aren't Enough: How to Excel at Nonverbal Communication The nonverbal channel in depth: what the body says when the words say something else Stanford Graduate School of Business 2 Peer institution 23 min
5. 05 How To Open and Close A Talk The two moments that carry the most weight: the opening and the close Stanford Graduate School of Business 2 Peer institution 9 min
6. 06 Public Speaking for Scientists and Engineers, by Prof. Melissa Hines Synthesis: designing and delivering a whole talk for an audience that is not you CCMR (Cornell Center for Materials Research) 1 Ivy League 63 min
7. 07 Practicum · working creator How to Be Confident on Camera (5 Tips) Lecture 2's anxiety work and its "dare to be dull" instruction carried to the hardest case, a lens with no audience to read: a creator who films to camera for a living on the five habits that moved him from stiff to natural Ali Abdaal P Practitioner 10 min

Every course reserves one practicum seat, listed last and marked P. It is filled by someone who has shipped the work — here, Ali Abdaal — because the university lectures establish why something works and the practicum shows it being done under real constraints.