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Interact and Engage
Activities for SPECTACULAR
Live Online Events!
ATD TechKnowledge 2018
San Jose, California
Session #TH310HOL
Thursday, January 25
2:15 to 4:30
Kassy LaBorie
Principal Consultant
Kassy LaBorie Consulting, LLC.
www.kassyconsulting.com
Participant Workbook
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Contents Session Description .................................................................................................................... 4
What is facilitating online really like? ............................................................................................ 5
What to do about it? .................................................................................................................. 6
Activity Designs for Live Online .................................................................................................... 7
Instructional Strategies ..............................................................................................................12
Master the Technology! .............................................................................................................12
Resources ................................................................................................................................13
Job Aid for Creating Your Activities ..............................................................................................14
About the Presenter..................................................................................................................15
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Interact and Engage! Activities for Spectacular Live Online Events
Session Description
Application on the Job
• Describe how engaging live online meetings, webinars, and training events build virtual team engagement.
• Determine the appropriate level of interaction to create effective live online events. • Use a checklist of platform features to optimize the investment in your virtual meeting
technology. • Analyze activities for specific engagement techniques to apply to your own activity design.
Whether it's an online meeting, a presentation via webinar, or live online training, engagement is the main question on everyone's mind. Will it be worth my time to attend or will it be an opportunity to check email instead? Online meeting technology is powerful and has made it easy to connect with people from anywhere in the world at any time, yet we often still struggle with getting everyone to interact. Interaction is the answer to successful engagement, and using the features of the platform is the answer to interaction. However, the features alone do not engage the participants. It is what you choose to do with those features that will make the difference in your next virtual training, webinar, or meeting. Learn what you can do to be successful in the virtual environment and avoid everyone asking for a recording or a copy of the slides five minutes into your next virtual event. You will have an opportunity to work in small groups to analyze the activities demonstrated and brainstorm where the techniques could be applied to your virtual training programs. The speaker will also discuss design considerations for WebEx, GoToTraining, and other platforms.
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What is facilitating online really like? Is facilitating live online what we thought it would be? List the challenges we face here.
1. Technology Errors/Issues
2. Participants don’t pay attention or participate
• ______________________________________
• ______________________________________
• ______________________________________
• ______________________________________
The challenges of facilitating online include engaging an
audience that is not physically in the same location, and
learning to master new technology. Both areas can be
overcome, I promise! But what’s potentially more of a
challenge is what you honestly believe about virtual
learning. If you have ever uttered, “Online learning
works, but not for MY PROGRAM. My program needs to
be delivered in person,” then you’ve just discovered learning opportunity!
Notes:
WHAT I BELIEVE
Is online learning truly effective?
Honestly, will MY subject and content work online?
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What to do about it? Use this design process:
Notes:
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Activity Designs for Live Online
Example Activities 1 and 2: Lobby and Warm up
Lobby
Activity Instructions:
Warm up
Notes about the design or the experience of the activities:
• Open 30 minutes to 1 hour ahead of the scheduled start time • Welcome participants
• Prepare them to use the tools in the online environment • Set the stage for participation
• Use activities/questions connected to the topic • Check and troubleshoot technology
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Example Activity 3: Ice Breaker
Notes about the design or the experience of the activity:
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Example Activity 4: Team Building using Vertellis - this unique game
can be found online at https://www.vertellis.com/
A screen shot from the Adobe Connect room for reference:
Note: There are 4 slides: each slide has a different question. The breakout attendees simply need to
move the slide forward to simulate picking their question from the jar.
Notes about the design or the experience of the activity:
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Example Activity 5: Scavenger Hunt
Activity Instructions: 1. Go to http://techknowledge.td.org/ to search and locate the answers.
2. Write them down here.
3. Got it? Initial it on the whiteboard.
4. Get ready to prove it!
Question Answer
Which type of program is the informal panel discussions with
leading experts?
Who is ATD? The Association for Talent Development (ATD) is a professional membership organization supporting those who develop the _______ and ____ of employees in organizations
around the world.
What are the first names of the 3 keynoter presenters?
Notes about the design or the experience of the activity:
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Example Activity 6: Making Connections
Activity Instructions:
1. Connect the images on the slide to tell a story.
2. Use the drawing tools as each image is referenced.
3. Use all images at least once, but in any order.
Notes about the design or the experience of the activity:
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Instructional Strategies
Master the Technology! Click on everything. Youtube it, Google it, Review it, Replicate it. Try to defeat it! Use it. Use it. Use it. Use a 2nd computer. Respond quickly. *Narrate the process.
*in brief. Pay attention to details. Log it. Fix it. Revisit it.
Set expectations Provide clear instructions Create and use participant materials Design opportunities for collaboration Deliver meaningful assessments Build ninja technical skills
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Resources Christopher, Darlene (2014). The Successful Virtual Classroom: How to Design and Facilitate Interactive and Engaging Live Online Learning. New York, NY; AMACOM.
Clay, Cynthia (2012) Great Webinars: How to Create Interactive Learning That Is Captivating,
Informative and Fun. San Francisco, CA: Pfeiffer.
Huggett, Cindy. (2010). Virtual Training Basics. Alexandria, VA: ASTD Press.
Huggett, Cindy. (2013). The Virtual Training Guidebook: How to Design, Deliver and Implement
Live Online Learning. Alexandria, VA: ASTD Press.
Huggett, Cindy. (2017). Virtual Training Tools and Templates. Alexandria, VA: ATD Press.
LaBorie, Kassy, and Tom Stone. (2015). Interact and Engage! 50+ Activities for Virtual Training,
Meetings, and Webinars. Alexandria, VA; ATD Press
Miner, Nanette and Hofmann, Jennifer. (2009). Tailored Learning: Designing the Blend That Fits. Alexandria, VA: ASTD Press.
Murdoch, Matthew and Treion Muller. (2013). The Webinar Manifesto: Never Design, Deliver, or Sell Lousy Webinars Again. New York: RosettaBooks.
Pluth, Becky Pike (2010) Webinars with WOW Factor: Tips, Tricks and Interactive Activities for
Virtual Training. Minneapolis, MN: Pluth Consulting.
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Job Aid for Creating Your Activities
Design your own activity, to be delivered in your next live online training. To get you started, what activity inspired you today? ____________________________________________.
Base it off that one, changing it to best suit your topic and your audience.
Design process:
Fill in this blank recipe:
Objective:
Social?
Map the Features:
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About the Presenter
Kassy LaBorie
Kassy LaBorie is the principal consultant at Kassy LaBorie
Consulting, LLC. She is a speaker, instructional designer, classroom
facilitator, and author who specializes in technology, leadership,
and learning. Kassy is passionate about helping organizations,
learning teams, and training professionals successfully move to the
virtual environment.
In her previous role at Dale Carnegie Training, she was the director
of virtual training services, a consultancy that partners with
organizations to help them develop successful online training
strategies. Kassy also served as the product design architect
responsible for developing the company’s live online training product
and experience. Prior to this, she was an independent master virtual trainer, a Microsoft software
trainer, and a senior trainer at WebEx, where she helped build and deliver training at the WebEx
University.
Kassy is the co-author of Interact and Engage! 50+ Activities for
Virtual Training, Meetings, and Webinars. A frequent speaker at
industry conferences since 2006, she has presented at Training
Magazine events including their yearly conference and Online
Learning Conferences, Chief Learning Officer symposiums, The
Virtual Learning Show, ATD’s TechKnowledge and International
Conference & Exposition, as well as many local ATD Chapter
events.
For more information about Kassy, visit her
website: www.kassyconsulting.com