Individual: $60
Group (3+): $120
http://www.alastore.ala.org/detail.aspx?ID=10839
From webinars to online courses to MOOCs, the flexibility and affordability of online learning is an appealing option for libraries. But for those who have never taught online, the thought of jumping into it for the first time can be intimidating. In this workshop, online instruction expert Paul Signorelli joins Dan Freeman, ALA Publishing’s eLearning Manager, to demonstrate how practical and effective teaching online can be, no matter your level of experience. Signorelli and Freeman will show you how to use a variety of formats to provide quality online training and instruction, in ways that use your strengths to get your message across.
Topics include:
- Accomplishing online what you can accomplish onsite—overcoming the myth that onsite learning trumps online learning
- Presenting online vs. in-person—similarities and differences
- Building engagement and audience participation into your online instruction
- Different formats for online presentation
- How to bring your in-person strengths to online presentation
- Finding your comfort zone
