On the business, strategy, and impact of webinars, webcasts, and virtual classrooms
I frequently find myself wishing conferencing providers would quickly get around to some new features that I think would be no-brainers (e.g., simple A/B landing page tests in a webinar platform). But what if we take a stab at connecting dots that are a bit further apart? Don’t expect these to be on anybody’s roadmap […]
Live, realtime events are shared experiences…or at least they have the potential to be. Speakers know that often attendees buy books (and don’t read them) just for the “souvenir factor.” Marketers know that some of the value of an event are the conversations that happen beyond the content sessions themselves. Trainers know that experience is […]
A question from Nareej… Dear Roger, Could you please help me in finding a solution to below issue/scenario: We are used to conducting webinars on frequent basis. There are around 15 institutes joining at a time and each of them is having 100 or more than that students sitting in a large classroom/ auditorium. Each […]
TED talks are fabulous sources of inspiration, education, and motivation. This author, however, sees the world of webinars, webcasts, and virtual classrooms through his own webinar-colored glasses. Short of doing my own TED talk (on the bucket list, for sure), here are a few thoughts from others’ talks. Garr Reynolds – Lessons from the […]
One thing pros do when they present in a new environment is get a feeling for the space so they can make their energy work there. It makes a difference if it’s large and has a lot of reverberation (like a gymnasium) or is small and intimate. When you move online, it’s common to feel […]