How To Create Interactive Webinars

A Step by Step approach to designing webinars with the Wow Factor

Your Facilitator David Gibson

If you've ever been part of an on-line webinar, I'm almost certain that what you've been subjected to is a one way 'glorified' PowerPoint presentation where you've sat and listened and looked at the presenters slides.

The problem is that Managers think, "Oh, you train in the classroom so you can run a webinar", or, "You're the expert, teach people what you know using a webinar".  Of course, if you don't know how to transfer your training room skills to become on-line training skills, or if you have no training skills to start with, all you can do is fall into 'tell' mode.  If you've been in training for any length of time (or in fact been part of a 'tell' type training), you know this mode just doesn't work.

Imagine yourself as a learner, the facilitator encourages and appreciates your input but never puts you on the spot, you work with other learners to solve problems, link the learning directly to your work situation, come up with solutions, create action plans and all while having fun and being completely engaged.  You then take what you've uncovered and are ready and able to implement these ideas directly into your daily work activities, reducing any frustrations and saving your time.  Now imagine that it's not you we are talking about but your learners - not only that, but they never left their workplace (desk) to get all of this because it was all possible from the webinar you just facilitated.

The good thing is that you don't have to imagine this any longer.  I've used all my 27 years classroom training experience and all my on-line facilitation experience to create a webinar that gives you exactly what you need to create totally interactive, learner centred webinars.  This includes:

	A structure (design template) to quickly and easily create webinars.
	A tool to identify what content is essential and what is just nice to know.
	A facilitator template to make sure your webinars are well organised, engaging and professional.
	Ideas for starting the learning even before learners arrive for their webinar.
	The secrets of the 'Soft Opening'.
	Techniques for creating webinar openings that are engaging, connect your learners together and connect your learners to the content.
	How to avoid the 10 Deadly Sins of a Webinar.
	58 Ways to add variety.
	How to involve your learners every 4-minutes.
	How add interactivity using platform tools such as Polling, Chat and Interactive Whiteboard.
	Use collaboration techniques with platform tools such as break-out rooms.
	17 Virtual Energisers (state changers).
	How to close so that your learners feel that all questions are answered, they have had a successful learning journey, they have an action plan to complete, that it was a valuable use of their time and that they want to go and implement their new learning immediately.

Plus - preparing your own webinar by applying all techniques directly to your own content and practicing with these during this webinar.

Sound good?  Then why not reserve you place now by clicking here

Don't expect me to tell you the techniques you should use.  Expect to experience and discover these first hand as we work together to uncover every aspect from the list of discovers above.  Only then can you agree/disagree with what works and what doesn't.  You can then select appropriate techniques for each of your webinars.  Not only that, you'll also have an internal set of tools and techniques you can draw upon at anytime - because you've experienced them for yourself.

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This webinar is for you if you are a:

Facilitator of Webinars, Designer of synchronous learning, On-line meeting host, Training Manager

Pre-requisite

There is no pre-requisite for this webinar.

Date and Duration

This webinar is split into 4 mini webinars of 3-hours each.  By splitting the webinar into 4 sections, this gives you time to apply ideas and techniques to a webinar you are creating or want to re-design.  It also allows you time to reflect on the learning and then build upon it during later sessions.

So what is your investment - well, for the 4 x 3-hour webinars your total investment is £647 (plus VAT) - approximately €875 or $1,190 US with no travel or accommodation costs and all done from the comfort of your own PC.

What you'll need to be part of this webinar

Essential

• A PC with an internet link

• Speakers or headphones

• A microphone

if you have a headset, the headphones and microphone are built into the unit

Nice to have but not essential

• Webcam

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