On the business, strategy, and impact of webinars, webcasts, and virtual classrooms
The power of a live webinar or virtual class is, well, it’s live. There’s something inherently engaging about real people connecting with real people. The challenge for some presenters and facilitators, however, is that the on-the-fly stuff is a missed opportunity for engagement and/or creates negative momentum. Here are a dozen idea for changing that up. […]
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, “How do I engage an audience that I can’t see?” My first recommendation is always to open your “at-a-glance” tools. This isn’t to say I never deliver a program from a single computer, but if you want to maximize your potential, it’s useful to have […]
Welcome, all! Thanks for joining NSA-CF and me for a fun chat! As promised, here are the extras — no opt-in required. (Of course, I’d be honored if you joined the email list in the form on the right of this page — and you’ll get my bullets-to-visuals ppt tutorial). NOTE: The following files are hosted […]
Welcome, all! Thanks for joining CIET and me for a fun class! As promised, here are the extras — no opt-in required. (Of course, I’d be honored if you joined the email list in the form on the right of this page — and you’ll get my bullets-to-visuals ppt tutorial). NOTE: The following files are hosted […]
How do I use a sketch tablet in my webinars? I bought a Wacom Bamboo Capture pad but it is clumsy and slow. I would like to use a pen tool to highlight, write, etc. during my presentations. Suggestions? Thanks. Rob Rob, Unfortunately my experience trying the same thing was similar with the Bamboo Capture. Frustrated, I […]