Virtual Sessions Definition
This Virtual Sessions Definition document details the difference between meetings, webcasts, webinars, and training.
This Virtual Sessions Definition document details the difference between meetings, webcasts, webinars, and training.
Taken from Figure 3-3 in Virtual Training Tools and Templates – An Action Guide to Live Online Learning. Click the image to download your 5 page Sample Facilitator Guide.
This handout will show you the 3 design basics for virtual training and 4 considerations for global audiences.
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