The feedback I am getting from the team is all outstanding! We are actively redesigning a number of programs and will set up “tiger teams” to chunk out our content over the next few weeks and build the programs!
Julie Thomas
President and CEO
Attended custom Interactive Virtual Training workshop
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This book written by Becky Pike Pluth focuses on designing creative webinars, increasing knowledge retention, and ultimately transferring learning on to the job.
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Yes, webinars have a number of advantages, but they also present a unique set of challenges that can sabotage your training.
Get up and running and make your virtual training just as effective and engaging as the classroom by preparing yourself ahead of time with rapid design process.
Nearly all professional trainers have learned to embrace a combination of in-person and online instructional methodologies.
By learning to deploy the right icebreakers at the start of your virtual meeting, you’ll help participants stay focused, engaged, and energized, making your meeting a success.
This guide will show you 9 ways to foster motivation among your learners, 9 questions you can ask yourself that’ll help you create motivating trainings, and how to identify challenging participants that can wreak havoc on a training and how to change their behavior.
The first step in making training stick is helping people remember what was taught! Explore how themes can make your training more impactful—and how to create effective themes to make your training worth remembering.
Since everything is online these days, your image depends very much on how you look on your webcam. Lighting, sound, motion…your presentation is like a TV production and you’re the director. Becky has some tips on how to make it look good and work well.
Even though 2020 is behind us, you’re likely to be doing virtual presentations for some time. So why not get better at it? In this podcast, Becky helps you do self-diagnosis on your virtual presentation skills including this challenge: can your presentation be memorable 10 to 20 years from now?
You have one minute to engage me… go! How are you going to do it? It’s a situation we’re faced with every time you have to present online. Becky says this is an easy puzzle to solve. In fact, solving it involves puzzles, doodling and other fun activities.
For most of us, working from home is relatively new — which can be stressful. Becky has some new habits for less stress, better health and better presenting.
Nearly everyone has done a video meeting lately. But a video meeting isn’t the same as a learning session. Becky says if you want to be an effective teacher, you’re going to need an effective training platform and some rules.
Becky learned sign language when she was growing up. You don’t need sign language when you’re in a video conference, but you need to be aware of your gestures. Becky tells us how to avoid your having your hands speak louder than you do!
Eyes are the window to the soul. They can express a lot. So how do you make that work in your favor when you’re live on camera online? Should you wear glasses? And where should you look? Becky has the answers.
Clothing matters…at least the part that people can see when you’re doing an online video conference. So what are the do’s and don’ts? Becky has the answers for men and women.
