NASAGA Live Online? Takeaways
Roger Courville facilitated a conversation on live (and lively) online learning. Read More about Roger.Here are the resources that Roger shared with the group during the discussion.
- The Virtual Presenter NASAGA & IU Followup PageThis page contains Three articles that provide more detail on Roger's key points in his presentation.
- Cultural Differences in Business ommunication (PDF)Suggested as a resource in response to a question about reaching international audiences.
- Interact and Engage!A new book by Kassy Laborie recommended by Roger.
- Roger's Virtual Presenters ForumYou are invited to join Roger's Facebook Group.
Please add any resources you use for live online training in the comments.About the RecordingRoger gave a short opening presentation to set the stage, after that the session was primarily a conversation among participants to share ideas. Here is the paradox, a highly interactive session makes a not so great recording. Conversely a one way webinar that is not that engaging in the moment makes for a good recorded session.It's a bit like the request to "send me your PowerPoint" after a session. A good set of visual PowerPoint slides makes a poor set of notes. A wordy PowerPoint deck that is not good for live presentations on the other hand are more useful as notes. We don't recommend this either. Handouts should be something like Nancy Duarte's Slidedocs.You can watch the edited recording below. Note after the early arrivals introductions we edited out a few minutes of response and cut to the session start and then edited out the text chat group discussion that followed as it does not display in the recording.