I love Twitter, and of all the times I’ve spoken at webinars and used Twitter for backchannel conversation, nobody’s more enthusiastically embraced it than when I’ve spoken to trainers.
Hence this event… How to use Twitter and Social Media with Training Webinars. Join me on April 29?
P.S. Connect with me at http://www.twitter.com/1080group. And if you’re just getting started, let me know how I can help!
Only rarely do I moderate webinars (rather than being the main speaker), but here’s the recording of one I moderated last week that had some good stuff.
Michael McLaughlin knows his stuff and articulates it well. Enjoy!
Remember when job descriptions used to actually call out ‘proficiency with the Microsoft Office Suite’ as a job requirement? Even if you don’t, trust me, they did.
Welcome to 2010. Now we’re seeing job descriptions asking for skills with remote presentations, demonstrations, and webinars in general.
As we quip at 1080 Group, “Microsoft will teach you how to use Word, but they won’t teach you how to be a writer.” This webinar isn’t about technology (though that’s an important component!), it’s about mastering business-critical communication skills – making presentations – in the unique environment of webinars.
Join me on 3/24 at 11am Pacific.
You don’t have to read too far to know that I’m a Mac fan, including how Steve Jobs presents/represents the brand. So I’m honored to be joining Carmine Gallo on the virtual stage (I’m moderating, he’s presenting) for the presentation he’s doing promoting his new book.
Want to avoid common mistakes and make your competitors’ webinars look sick?
Join this webinar for practical, actionable ideas for how to standout from the crowd.
April 1, 4pm Eastern
https://student.gototraining.com/75z1h/register/101507237576989440
The three basic variables of project management are cost, time, and quality…you can’t change one without affecting the others.
Webinars are projects where you don’t have the option to change the deadline, and the result is something that gets done, but not very well. The consequence is an audience that doesn’t get engaged (at best) or changes the channel.
Join me for How to Plan and Produce Engaging Webinars on Thursday, March 18 to save yourself some headaches and stand out from the competition.
“Back by popular demand” sounds so silly, but what if it’s true? I’m excited by the feedback you bring me after this event, and if you missed it, well… catch it this time around.
Attend this interactive Webinar and learn how to:
I don’t get on an airplane often, and I’m always amused to do so to talk about webinars. The good news is that the South Bay Organizational Development Network will be a GREAT group to be sharing some time with on 3/1. And if you’re not in Santa Clara, no problem.
How to Deliver Engaging Webinar Presentations
LIVE: $20 (advance) from 5:30 PST
http://sbodnrvirtualpresenter.eventbrite.com
VIRTUALLY: $10 at 6pm PST
http://sbodnwebinarvirtualppt.eventbrite.com
And one learning note:
Just in case you’re wondering how I tackle these – I do them as if delivering virtually (and in this case I will be), so learner :: content, learner :: instructor, etc. will be just like the virtual event. *See* you there one way or another!
