10 Things I've Learned About Producing Webinars
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The document outlines 10 things the author has learned about webinars. It discusses the differences between webinars and webcasts, setting clear goals for webinars, allowing for live interaction while guiding discussion, keeping webinars social, finding reliable hosting if sharing video, limiting webinars to 45 minutes or less, and continuing conversation by archiving webinars. Contact information is provided to ask questions about webinars.
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- 2. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com
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- 4. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 1 Know the difference between a WEBINAR and WEBCAST. Webcast: Audio/Video broadcast with limited interaction. Webinar: Audio/Video broadcast with audience collaboration.
- 5. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 2 Know your goal! What are you trying to achieve ? Raise Awareness. Create Conversation. Teach. Raise Funds. Praise & Worship.
- 6. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 3 Don’t over-script & keep it movin’.
- 7. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 4 Pre-Recording your video has its benefits. Number 4.5 You can also opt to present audio and slides.
- 8. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 5 Allow for live interaction. Guide the conversation, don’t control it.
- 9. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 6 Keep it social! Services LiveTheme.tv -- $$$$ MediaSocial.tv -- $$$$
- 10. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 7 If you’re not a media producer, find one.
- 11. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 8 If you are sharing video, find a reliable host. Services MulticastMedia.com - $$$$ GoToWebinar.com - Free Trial to $$$$ MediaSocial.tv -- $$$$ Ustream.tv -- Free to $$$$
- 12. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 9 No more than 45 minutes. Tip Be aware that many people will be listening in while doing other work.
- 13. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com Number 10 Continue the conversation by archiving your webinar.
- 14. 10 Things I’ve Learned About Webinars Tweet me your questions: @mattcarlisle // BigHeartDesign.com QUESTIONS? slideshare.net/mcarlisle