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webinars

Getting the job done with live online training

20th July 2010

At the eLN Showcase event on 9th July, the Onlignment team each presented a Pechu Kucha (20 slides, each 20 seconds in duration). Today we present Phil’s session, titled Getting the job done with live online training. Most training is carried out live in the classroom or on-the-job, but face-to-face instruction is not always the [...]

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When do you speak for free?

23rd April 2010

Looks at when you should agree to speak for free and when you should demand a fee.

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Learning and Skills Group webinars: a success story

19th November 2009

A look at the webinar series run by the Learning and Skills Group.

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Multitasking is now every presenter’s problem

22nd September 2009

Multitasking occurs in face-to-face conferences as well as webinars.

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Could the star system apply to live online events?

18th September 2009

Predicts that now we can have our conferences online, the top speakers in the world will take all the best speaking slots.

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Pecha-kucha online

25th August 2009

Proposes the Pecha-kucha format for webinar presentations.

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Web meetings, webinars and virtual classrooms compared

21st August 2009

A table comparing the three principle uses of real-time online communication.

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The multitask assumption

13th August 2009

Makes the case that multitasking is natural and only to be expected for webinar participants.

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