The document provides 10 tips for better webinars: 1) Include a land acknowledgement, 2) introduce yourself and your topic, 3) include interactivity, 4) set the right tone, 5) use a computer, 6) adjust your camera angle, 7) light your space properly, 8) use a headset, 9) choose a quiet location, and 10) limit each slide to one main point. The document emphasizes creating an engaging online experience through audiovisual best practices and interactive elements.

1. Sorry.
I was on mute.
10 tips for better webinars
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2. Lək̓ʷəŋən
Traditional
Territory

3. Tip #1: Land
acknowledgement
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4. native-land.ca

7. Tip #3: Include
Interactivity
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8. Tip #4: Set the tone
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9. Tip #5: Use a Computer
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16. Tip #6: Adjust your camera
Poor camera angle Better camera angle

17. Tip #7: Light your space

19. Tip #8: Use a headset
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20. Tip #9: Location,
Location, Location
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21. Tip #10: 1 point per slide

22. Q&A
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CC-BYlicenseandcanbecopiedandsharedwithattributionto
ClintLalonde.
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