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Live Online Meetings 3-Part Mini Course
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Live Online Meetings 3-Part Mini Course
Live Online Meetings 3-Part Mini Course Lessons
Course #1: 7 Important Things that You Need to Know about Live Online Meetings
Lesson 1: Online Meetings are a Fast and Easy Way to Deliver Bite-Sized Pieces of Content to an Audience.
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Lesson 2: Online Meetings Can Expand Your Reach Very Quickly.
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Lesson 3: Online Meetings are Not Suitable to Every Type of Presentation.
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Lesson 4: Online Sessions Need to be SHORT in Duration.
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Lesson 5: Digital Meetings are Much Harder to Deliver than In-Person Presentations.
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Lesson 6: It Is Much More Difficult to Get Participants to Interact with You.
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Lesson 7: Once You Get Good at Digital Meeting and Webinars, Though, You Will be Viewed as an Expert in Your Field.
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Course #2: How to Create Online Meeting Content to Maximize Audience Retention
Common Situations Where a Webinar or Live Meeting Can Save Time and be Extremely Helpful
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Step #1: Keep the Content Short and the Focus Narrow
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Step #2: Make the Content "Audience Focused"
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Step #3: Put Some Meat on the Bones
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Step #4 Make Sure You Have a Clear Idea of What You Want to Say Before Creating Your Visual Aids
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Step #5: Spend More Time and Effort on Your Webinar Visuals
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Course #3: Nuts and Bolts about How to Deliver Webinars and Online Meetings
Lesson 1: Free Webinar Software and Meeting Software for Smaller Groups
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Lesson 2: Professional Webinar Software and Meeting Software for Larger Groups
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Lesson 3: Before You Begin, Invest In Good Equipment
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