[–] gherig4 6y ago ↗ "We suck at public speaking" so what is the point of learning or practicing with you? [–] brailsafe 6y ago ↗ Seems to me that the audience is more or less arbitrary, it's the practice that's important. [–] wrazo 6y ago ↗ You're not practicing with us. You're practicing with peers, find your weaknesses, work on them, and try again next time.
[–] brailsafe 6y ago ↗ Seems to me that the audience is more or less arbitrary, it's the practice that's important.
[–] wrazo 6y ago ↗ You're not practicing with us. You're practicing with peers, find your weaknesses, work on them, and try again next time.
[–] dr_dshiv 6y ago ↗ I wanted to sign up just to practice but I didn't get it... 10.99 to talk to electrical engineers? About what?Was hoping for zoom toastmasters [–] tomjen3 6y ago ↗ (Essentially) All European Toastmasters clubs are on Zoom these days.
[–] wardnath 6y ago ↗ For another alternative, I found this interesting VR title on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/552770/Speech_Trainer/ [–] wrazo 6y ago ↗ Real humans are much better than dummy virtual people to interact with.
[–] jbotz 6y ago ↗ Toastmasters have online clubs: https://www.toastmasters.org/Resources/Online-Clubs-List [–] staticautomatic 6y ago ↗ Toastmasters is needlessly cult-ish and bureaucratic. It's like freemasonry for public speaking. [–] wrazo 6y ago ↗ Also, this is more focused on the specialty of people. Toastmasters is for a very broad audience.
[–] staticautomatic 6y ago ↗ Toastmasters is needlessly cult-ish and bureaucratic. It's like freemasonry for public speaking. [–] wrazo 6y ago ↗ Also, this is more focused on the specialty of people. Toastmasters is for a very broad audience.
[–] wrazo 6y ago ↗ Also, this is more focused on the specialty of people. Toastmasters is for a very broad audience.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 37.9 ms ] threadWas hoping for zoom toastmasters