WEBINAR WORST-CASE SCENARIO SURVIVAL TRAINING

Adam ArentsChicago eLearning & Technology Showcase16 August 2016

ADAM ARENTSLearning Technology SupervisorRotary International

LET’S PLAN THE WORSTWEBINAREVERWhat can we do to ensure that it’s a total failure?

TODAY’S MISSION1. OVERCOME

WEBINAR DISASTERS

2. CONQUER BRANCHING SCENARIOS

3. CREATE YOUR OWN WORST-CASE SCENARIO

OURAUDIENCE

HOW WE USE WEBINARS

FOUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

AVOID DEAD AIR

1

HAVE A BACKUP PLAN

2

USE YOUR TEAM

3

DON’T PANIC

4

OTHER GUIDING PRINCIPLES?

DISASTER ALERT!For each situation:1. What would you do to fix it?2. If you had a time machine,

what would you do before the webinar to anticipate this problem?

PHEW! YOU SURVIVED

SCENARIOS

E-LEARNING SCENARIOS

POSITIVE FEEDBACK

NEGATIVE FEEDBACK

USING VARIABLES

USING ADVANCED ACTIONS

ADVANCED ACTIONS

RESPONSIVE DESIGN

HOW TO ACCESS THIS MODULE1. Visit ww.rotary.org/myrotary

and create an account2. Sign in and type in

http://learn.rotary.org (or navigate to Learning & Reference>Learning Center)

3. Register for How to Run a Webinar: For Organizers and select Running a Webinar: Advanced

WHAT’S YOUR WORST-CASE SCENARIO?How could you apply this experiential approach to a training project you’re working on?

ICONS FROM THE NOUN PROJECT (www.thenounproject.com)

Broken computer by Ilsur Aptukov Dislike by Gregor ČrešnarUsers by Nattanicha KlaikhamHeadset by Rafael Martins Compass by Mungang KimCricket by Ed HarrisonObstacle by Arthur ShlainTeamwork by Gerald WildmoserPanic by Samy MenaiHazard by David Courey

Relaxing by Creative StallCrossroads by Ehsanul Haque JituLightning strike by Arthur ShlainClipboard by David

TELL US WHAT YOU THINKComplete an evaluation using the app. If you don’t have your phone, ask your session monitor for a paper evaluation.