This document provides tips for hosting and presenting effective webinars. For hosting, it recommends testing equipment and software in advance, introducing presenters, encouraging audience interaction, and addressing any issues after the webinar. For presenting, it emphasizes testing equipment and platforms, using clear audio, accounting for bandwidth limitations, coordinating with co-presenters, and testing the presentation in advance. The document also covers designing slides to reinforce messages for adult learners by simplifying content, chunking material, relating to prior knowledge, and using visuals and formatting best practices to aid memory and learning.
6. Before
Know your software
• Learn it! Practice! Test everything!
• PC, Mac, iOS, Android?
• Videos? Slides? Animation?
• Recordings?
7. Before
Tech Test with remote presenters
• Audio and video
• Desktop microphone? Headset?
Phone option?
• Practice presentation
• Questions
8. Before
Plan ahead for technical problems
• Learn how to fix basic problems –
sound, video, slides
• Know what you can and can’t fix
• System requirements
• Troubleshooting
9. During
Set up
• At least a half hour before start time
• Software, microphone, camera
• Second person for technical issues
• Remote speaker
• Recording
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Century Gothic:
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Comic Sans:
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Old English Text:
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