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PETE&C 2015 BL04: Good Webinars Gone Bad: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Webinars and Virtual Classrooms Monday, February 8 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Cocoa 4, Hershey Lodge

This session will focus on avoiding the common pitfalls of webinars and virtual classrooms. Whether you’re using webinars for K-12 students, teacher professional development, communication with the community, or as a general training and communication tool, there a number of strategies to consider so that a good webinar doesn’t go bad.

Webinars are becoming a medium for teacher professional development, organization communication and communicating with the community. In some cases webinars are also becoming an instructional tool for K-12 students. As webinars become a communication and training tool new techniques and strategies need to be considered. This session will address elements that impact the success of a webinar.

Recording of Good Webinars Gone Bad from April 2014.

Join the webinar space during the session in Cocoa 4 from 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM on Monday February 8: []

COMPLETE THESE STEPS BEFORE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8:


 * 1) Run the Adobe Connect connection test at [].
 * 2) Reference the Adobe Connect Visual QuickStart Guide at [] to address any issues and for an overview of Adobe Connect.

WHEN ENTERING THE WEBINAR SPACE DURING THE SESSION:


 * 1) **DO NOT use the Chrome browser** to access the webinar.
 * 2) Mute your computer speakers.
 * 3) Join as a Guest. Click the Guest option. Type your name in the field. Select 'Enter Room.'
 * 4) Select LISTEN ONLY as the audio option.
 * 5) Mute the speakers in the Adobe Connect room using the button at the top-middle of the virtual classroom.

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