Rock Your Virtual Presentation Series
We've moved into a highly virtual way of working this year, which has prompted a hard shift in how we meet and present information to people. This time last year people would have said "what's Zoom?", but now it's a household name.
If you haven't had the opportunity to develop your skills in virtual presentations, now is your chance with our "Rock Your Virtual Presentation" webinar series. If you participated in the first offering of this series, you can attend this one, too! Things will have been updated based on your input, and maybe you want a refresher.
In addition to 7.5 hours of instruction time, you'll also receive additional resources, templates, and learning activities each week.
Series Overview
Part One: Content Development & Delivery (Tuesday, May 11, 1:30pm-3:00pm PST)
Part Two: The Technical Stuff (Tuesday, May 18, 1:30pm-3:00pm PST)
Part Three: Zoom Alternatives & Other Tools (Tuesday, May 25, 1:30pm-3:00pm PST)
Part Four: Spread the Word (Tuesday, June 1, 1:30pm-3:00pm)
Part Five: Lights, Webcam, Action! (Tuesday, June 8, 1:30pm-3:00pm)
What to expect:
ongoing engagement with the group over the course of the series
lightheartedness
interactivity (both ways)
learning via modelling
receiving a ton of extra resources, session recordings, and templates for future use
Who this series would be good for:
people who provide public legal education with the public or their colleagues
people who facilitate or host meetings with the public or their colleagues
people who want to increase their confidence in hosting webinars or meetings
people who want to learn about new tools and resources related to virtual engagement
What we won't be covering:
using Zoom or other video tools for confidential legal purposes
in-depth privacy conversations
every single tool or scenario
Participant feedback from the previous series
"I feel more confident facilitating PLE online, and I really enjoyed meeting other people in the group!"
"The information is super clearly presented, engaging and so helpful."
"I am already excited to start working on my next PLE after looking at the resources!"
About the host
Kate (she/her) has been a registered social worker for almost 8 years in a variety of contexts, recently branching into work that sits at the intersection of technology and social justice. She is the Online Community Manager for PovNet Society where she focuses on making sure PovNetters are able to connect with one another across the province.
Notes:
These sessions will be recorded
Internet access, a computer or cellphone, and functioning speakers/headphones are required. A webcam or phone camera is ideal but not required.
Come as you are to these sessions, your comfort is a priority. If you feel more comfortable not having video on, that's okay. If you need to snack, doodle, or fidget, that's also okay!
If you have accessibility needs that have not been covered in the event information, please connect with Kate.