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1. New Media Strategy Consultant Angela Adrar 1/7/2010 1 Collaborative Technology And Webinar Training

3. 4 Working Agreements BE OPEN TO POSSIBILITIES COMMIT TO ACTIVE PARTICIPATION SHARE FROM OWN EXPERIENCE ENGAGE IN ACTIVE LISTENING SEEK TO UNDERSTAND TAKE RISKS, ASK QUESTIONS SILENT/TURN OFF MODE FOR GADGETS ENJOY! ADDITIONAL ONES YOU Want to add;

4. 5 PRE-EVOLUTION OF COLLABORATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

5. 6 WHO LIKES TO WORK ALONE ? ALL the Time?

6. 7 COLLABORATIVE TECHNOLOGY

7. 8 WEB CONFERENCING EQUATION + + =

8. 9 “Studies by educational researchers suggest that approximately 83 percent of human learning occurs visually.” - OSHA VS

10. More Scheduling Flexibility

12. 12 HOW DO YOU/ FEEL ABOUT WEBINARS?

13. 13 SURVEY 44/122 ENGLISH/SPANISH

14. 14 RESULTS

15. 15 ATTENDEE PRESENTER NAVIGATING THE INTERFACE PANELIST ORGANIZER (EVALUATOR)

16. 16 USEFUL GOTOWEBINAR TERMS: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/default/help/g2w/Getting_Started/useful_gotowebinar_terms.htm

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18. 18 Organizer Panelist Attendee

19. 19 http://gotowebinar.com/expert

20. 20 VISIONING ACTIVITY Brainstorm some relevant topics for AFOP Webinars List and Prioritize what programs/projects can benefit from Webinar (Advocacy, Communication, education, training) Map out your Individual, Local, National, International: resources, assets, organizations that can help get your first Webinar off the ground.

21. 21 TARGETING YOUR MARKET

22. 22 Homework: Each person (or in groups of two) must conduct/host a 5 minute webinar on a topic of their choice after which we will discuss challenges, appreciationsand questions. (total time 15 minutes per session.) BEST PRACTICES FOR WEBINARS https://www.citrixonlinecdn.com/g2mimages/ad/video/training/G2WBestPractices/G2WBestPractices.htm

23. 23 “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller THANK YOU. RETURN EVALUATIONS PLEASE.

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