Webinars have a well-deserved reputation for being dry, slow, and an opportunity for multi-tasking. Let’s destroy that reputation and add some simple ways to wake people up and increase learning. I call these more powerful webinars "Engaginars." Here are screenshots of 3 slides that I used in a recent webinar to get attendees participating. (I use dozens of other ideas, too. Check out this blog post to learn more and/or join me for my presentation at ATD2018.) The concepts are applicable to any content you are presenting in your webinar, and each has research to support its use.
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February 2022
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