Today I ‘presented” at the NYC Scrum User Group on “Remote Agile Games“. I’ve been avoiding presenting remotely. I did do a panel. Today wasn’t bad. I think the key reasons were

• It wasn’t a lecture
• No slides (or code). Just me and the audience.
• Enough people were on video
• Part of it was a game (so I wasn’t speaking)
• The audience participated, shared experiences, etc

All this made it feel like a conversation. Which isn’t draining the way an online presentation is.