On the business, strategy, and impact of webinars, webcasts, and virtual classrooms
A webinar question from Arvid… “I travel a lot. Any tips for doing webinars when you’re away from the office? Thanks Arvid…I love the business case of presenting virtually. Multiple times this year I’ve been asked to travel to speak for a private group or at a conference and had the opportunity to serve more […]
One very frequently asked question is about whether or not it makes a difference for the presenter to appear on camera in a webinar/webcast/virtual classroom. While I think the jury’s still out debating the issue, I do have a few thoughts about what we can do to improve our effectiveness…they’re posted on TalkPoint’s blog.
Welcome, all! Thanks for joining @trainmagnetwork and me for a fun session! As promised, here are the extras (minus the book and copy of the deck, which was only here for participants in the live event…but you can still get it and the aging-but-still-useful bullets-to-visuals tutorial when you join the email list). Oh, and help […]
Frameworks imperfectly explain the world, but they’re also invaluable – particularly when evaluating decisions that will affect the results you desire. From an executive perspective, those results tend to fall into four categories: top line, bottom line, risk, and time-to-result. Even in non-profit or government environments that may not use the same language (e.g., you […]
Welcome, all! Thanks for joining Tobacco Free Florida and me for a fun learning session! As promised, here are the extras. Oh, and help a brother out? I’m working on a 10th-anniversary research project about video conferencing — Would you kindly share your experience with in a short survey for my next analysis report (like […]