Apr 08
Recently, one of the people I have been mentoring asked me to prepare for their first Table Topics. They asked what I did to become more comfortable with Table Topics and I shared some strategies that have helped me become more comfortable both at the club and in the boardroom. Here’s the e-mail I sent. If you have any strategies of your own, please share them for the good and benefit of the club.
Dear Fellow Toastmaster, Continue reading »
written by Ed Andriessen
\\ tags: frames, strategies, Table Topics
Mar 19
As Toastmasters moves further into the 21st century, technology offers new ways to communicate and lead. The upside is with information and communication channels increasing, people can share experiences with others faster and easier than ever. The downside is taking the time needed to learn these new technologies.
To support the easy transfer of learning for these new channels and technologies, the Princeton Toastmasters Executive Board is providing free tutorials for Blogging Basics. The Board will provide brief videos that walk participants through the basics of adding, editing and changing content to the Princeton Toastmasters site/blog.
If you are interested in learning basic blogging, please visit the Resources > Tutorials section of the site to access the instructional videos (or click here). If you wish to add content to the site, please send an e-mail to ed at edamail dot com (change mail to fit e-mail client).
written by Ed Andriessen
\\ tags: Tutorial, video, wordpress
Mar 07

Welcome to the Princeton Toastmasters site.
The site uses technology that helps us keep you informed about the activities in the club.
Some of the features of the site include:
- Blog styling – to keep you up to date on events and changes
- Comments – so you can provide feedback
- Links to other Princeton Toastmasters resources, pictures and links
- Tags and categories so you can find your way around quickly and easily
We hope you enjoy our new site and welcome any comments, suggestions or recommendations for improvement.
written by Ed Andriessen
\\ tags: Welcome