Sentences with phrase «done audio conferences»

I have done audio conferences and teleconferences as the featured speaker for different associations and some YouTube videos.

I am going to do an audio conference at the end of April.

Not exact matches

Plus, audio workouts allow you to get a proper sweat on from just about anywhere — your living room, a hotel gym, or even a conference room at work (we don't judge!).

I did not attend this press conference but Paramount was generous enough to provide a link for the audio recording.

Other times, we don't listen to the recordings at all but ask students to start a conference with their top take - aways from their audio recording.

I also use the audio recording when editing, or working on conference tasks or doing other things that require more than 20 seconds in a row.

This is a conference hotel that not only offers meeting planners a level of classic elegance and unique luxury that will impress delegates but also delicious mouth watering catering, state of the art audio visual technology and a level of professional service that we expect from 5 star venues but do not always receive.

The video recording I made at the Duluth SoloSmall Conference did not turn out all that well, so instead I am posting the audio.

UWO Law hosted a panel on the subject recently (with audio file), as did the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) at their 2009 Conference.

It may not have been «a battle outside,» but the Canadian Science Policy Conference did shake some windows and rattle some walls in October; and as of this week, you can check out the audio and video recorded there including Bruce Alberts and Preston Manning.

As I like to do, I will collect blog posts, videos, audio and other content from this year's conference to make it easier for anyone interested to find everything in one place.

In this training session — which has been approved for 1.5 recertification PHR / SPHR credit hours through the HR Certification Institute — Rosen will present an audio conference that goes beyond simply repeating the EEOC Guidance language and give «real world» examples on what employers should do now to remain in compliance while performing criminal background checks.