Web Seminars – Page 3 – The Virtual Presenter

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Webinar, webcast, web seminar, e-seminar?

Think about any given place where the spoken word is part of communicating, and think about the word associated with it: event, seminar, meeting, broadcast, speech, collaboration, talk radio. Just like the word ‘seminar’ comes from a root of ‘teaching,’ web seminars are typically

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Extending the life of your invitation

Many web seminar invitations inevitably go to somebody’s equivalent of anonymous@hotmail.com, which means that often they end up in in-boxes that are checked infrequently. This means that as lead times have gotten shorter, there is a greater chance that infrequent anon checkers get your

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Copy/paste, don’t re-type

In the world of connectivity, one digit out of place in a conference call number, PIN number, or login URL can spell disaster for many…and therefore your event. When copying instructions such as a conference call number and PIN or a web conferencing URL, lower your risk by not typing except

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The problem with web seminars as projects

Two old project management adages ~ “A poorly-planned project takes three times as long as expected. A well-planned project only takes twice as long” “On time, cheap, and good. You can have any two” The problem for live web seminars? There is no pushing the date, and

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Web seminars as project management

Web seminars are, by most definitions of project management, projects. Unlike ‘normal work,’ projects (and web seminars) bear three distinct characteristics. Finite duration Web seminars, like projects, have starting and ending points. The end point, of course, is the event