In this week’s video blog, we’ll explore the differences between a webinar and a Live Online Training. These considerations will help you be sure you’re achieving your goal and that your participants are getting what they hope for out of your training.
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One of the hottest topics for Live Online Classes is, “How do I drive engagement?”
In this video blog, you’ll learn the three essentials for driving engagement in your live online classes, including my “secret weapon.” Watch here:
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On a trip to Disneyland years ago, I have a distinct memory of enjoying the thrill of Thunder Mountain when suddenly the little roller coaster had some kind of technical difficulties. The ride came to a stop and within seconds – a cheery booming voice spoke out “Hang on to your hats Pardner’s – we’ll be taking off again in …
When designing Live Online Training what is the optimum length for a session? While there is no single right answer to this question, my view is different from a lot of what I have read and heard. In this blog, I’d like to share my viewpoint and then I’d love to hear your thoughts on this topic.
Most of the ‘common …
The Number ONE question I’m asked is:
“Which platform is best to use for Virtual Training?”
Having tried all of them, there are quite a few platforms to choose from. Each have their own strengths and weaknesses, but you’ll learn WHY I like one platform over ALL of the others. Watch here:
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I had the pleasure recently of working with an amazing horse trainer, Barb Apple. Check out her web site: http://www.barbapple.com. Barb came to me with a unique challenge. With over 20 years as a horse trainer, the thought of delivering workshops for ONE more winter in the Pacific NorthWest had lost it’s appeal. Even for you readers that aren’t horse fanatics, it’s …