This Ignite talk was delivered at the Learning Technologies Conference 2014 in London. The deck provides 10 tips on showing what you know using digital tools in order to build personal credibility.

1. @martincouzins
You know it, so show it
10 tips to help you show what
you know

2. #1 Identify what you know
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3. #1 Identify what you know
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4. #2 Identify others who know what you know
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5. #2 Identify others who know what you know
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6. #3 Consider who might be interested in
what you know
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7. #3 Consider who might be interested in
what you know
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8. #4 Think about why they might be interested
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9. #4 Think about why they might be interested
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10. #5 Review the ‘what and ‘who’
Now mash up those first four points and fill in
the gaps. I know about _______ and
_________ is interested in finding out more
about what I have to say on the topic.

11. #5 Review the ‘what and ‘who’
Now mash up those first four points and fill in
the gaps. I know about _______ and
_________ is interested in finding out more
about what I have to say on the topic.

12. #6 Work out how to stay on top of your subject

13. #6 Work out how to stay on top of your subject

14. #7 Stay up to date with
what others are saying
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15. #7 Stay up to date with
what others are saying
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16. #8 Find a way of sharing
what you know

17. #8 Find a way of sharing
what you know

18. #9 Talk to others about what they are saying

19. #9 Talk to others about what they are saying

20. #10 Monitor the effects of what you are doing

21. #10 Monitor the effects of what you are doing

22. Martin Couzins
info@credibleyou.com