In this handout, you’ll discover three design basics for virtual training and four considerations to keep in mind when designing for global audiences. You’ll also receive an Interactive Virtual Training Checklist and space to create your Action Plan.
The vast majority of today’s workforce is overworked, overstimulated, and overwhelmed. On average, people check their smartphones at least 9 times per hour, use multiple devices at least 2 times per day, and give content less than 7 seconds of attention to decide if it’s worth their time. When in a working environment, modern learners…
This white paper reviews why your live, online training classes should be interactive, and illustrates how to make them more engaging through intentional activities. It also includes 10 ready-to-use exercises that you can immediately apply to your virtual sessions.
Engagement begins from the moment a participant logs into your virtual classroom. Here are some sample slides that I use for opening activities in my virtual classes. Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save
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.
In this resource, you’ll receive examples of activities to use in your virtual classes.
