How to Moderate a Panel Discussion: Preparing for the Panel (Video #5, 12mins)
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- Welcome to the fifth video in the 7-part video e-course on Powerful Panels: How to Moderate a Lively and Informative Panel Discussion with professional panel moderator Kristin Arnold.
This fifth video focuses on the third step of the five-step process: Prepare to Moderate the Panel.
The difference between a mediocre panel and an amazing panel discussion is in the preparation. The adage, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is distinctly true when it comes to panel discussions.
You will need to:
Research your topic, panelists & audience
Create the panel format, agenda and ground rules
Write the welcome and introductions
Curate the questions
Decide the Q&A format
Determine the logistics
Confirm details with the panelists
Assemble the slideshow
Spread the word
For more information on how to moderate a lively and informative panel discussion, go to www.PowerfulPanels.com
Award-winning author Kristin Arnold is an expert in the area of leading workplace teams. As a high stakes meeting facilitator, keynote speaker, and professional panel moderator, Kristin has worked with over a hundred different organizations, three hundred different teams, and presented to over a half a million people around the world on the topics of leadership, strategy, innovation, critical thinking and teamwork. Just visit www.extraordinaryteam.com for more information!
As the past President of the National Speakers Association of the United States (2010-11) and one of the first female graduates of the United States Coast Guard Academy, Kristin brings 20 years of practical team building experience to your audience. She has worked with small businesses to Fortune 500 companies and is equally adept on the shop floor as she is in the executive boardroom.
She is considered to be the foremost expert on moderating panel discussions as well as author of five books including the award-winning book, Boring to Bravo: Proven Presentation Techniques to Engage, Involve, and Inspire Your Audience to Action. She is also a contributing author to myriad other team-based books such as The IAF Handbook of Group Facilitation.
Kristin Arnold, professional panel moderator, and high stakes meeting facilitator is on a crusade to make all panel discussions informative, interactive, and interesting - and to help YOU become a better panel moderator.
Why? Because 95% of annual meetings have panel discussions - and it’s a fifty-fifty proposition they are any good at all! Expectations decrease dramatically when your attendees walk in and see the traditional draped head-table with microphones on short stands. There are sooooo many other ways to have a stimulating conversation! So let's increase the probability of success for your next panel discussion with these resources:
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A very good illustration on the job of a moderator that can be applied to any form of meeting/discussion...thank you
Thank you, Ahmad! Glad to be of help!
I have incoming speaking test and for that test we have to do a panel group discussion. And found this vid...it's really helpful. Thank u so much❤
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Pray for me;)
You're welcome!
such a good speech I love it !
Thank you for posting!
This is so useful! Thank you
You're most welcome!
yes , but without the example , like show a real panel is difficult . Could be the best is finish this master class with a real panel discussion to show in real time a real panel discussion
Showing an example is a good idea and there are many on youtube. I suggest you watch one and ask yourself, "What did I like about this panel and what would I do differently to make it better?"