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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2020 · 13 MIN

EP16_Quickly Shifting to Online Training

from Train Like You Listen · host Brian Washburn

Things have changed for many of us very quickly. Many of us are at home, but we haven't stopped working. As we get used to a new way to interact with one another, the dynamics of our interactions need to change. As many people have probably experienced, an online meeting or training is a different experience than in-person and it takes a lot of creativity to engage participants.In this week's podcast, we sit down with Todd Hudson of the Maverick Institute again to hear about a recent experience he had quickly converting a training he had planned as an in-person training to online training. He shares with us how he keeps participants engaged, some cool webinar tools, and some rules of thumb he sticks to when virtually meeting with people.

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Things have changed for many of us very quickly. Many of us are at home, but we haven't stopped working. As we get used to a new way to interact with one another, the dynamics of our interactions need to change. As many people have probably experienced, an online meeting or training is a different experience than in-person and it takes a lot of creativity to engage participants.In this week's podcast, we sit down with Todd Hudson of the Maverick Institute again to hear about a recent experience he had quickly converting a training he had planned as an in-person training to online training. He shares with us how he keeps participants engaged, some cool webinar tools, and some rules of thumb he sticks to when virtually meeting with people.

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