Special Presentation – Virtual Training Environments: Solving the Engagement Problem
Posted: April 20th, 2011 | Author: Kate Hendrick | Filed under: Blog Posts, On Our Calendar, Virtual Instructor-Led Training | Tags: Business Best Practices, David Gardner, Ease of Use, eLearning, engagement, Presentation Skills, Productivity, Realism, Return on Investment, venuegen, Virtual Learning, Web conference, Webinar | No Comments »Presented by
April 25, 2011. 2 pm ET / 11am PT. Visit TrainingIndustry.com to watch the recording.
A special, limited-seat encore presentation will take place Wednesday, May 25 at 2pm Eastern in VenueGen. Contact us for an invitation.
In an effort to drive efficiency, many of us are exploring virtual environments for instructor-led training. But virtual ILT platforms, particularly those originally designed for web conferencing, can feel more like a barrier to learning than a solution. To improve learning outcomes online, the e-classroom must be just as engaging as the physical classroom.
Join us for this informative and challenging TrainingIndustry.com webinar, sponsored by VenueGen, as we tackle the problem of moving ILT online without sacrificing the engagement and outcomes of face-to-face learning.
In this free, one-hour webinar, we’ll draw from real-world solutions and learning psychology to:
- Quantify what engagement is and why it is so critical to learning outcomes;
- Identify the four subtle but crucial components that foster engagement in learning environments;
- Rank various modalities as to their engagement effectiveness
