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I've just finished a learning webinar with about 60 people and, quite frankly, I feel pumped!
There was loads of interaction and conversation and great feedback on their learning points. I feel that I connected with the group as a whole and now it's finished, I'm in my office, on my own and I feel a little... lost!
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How do you feel after a live online session?
What do you do?
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I obviously need to make some notes on adapting/updating a few of the questions, activities and timings. But also I feel like I want to connect with people more. Luckily I have Mike for a debrief discussion.
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You needed a break...
Yes I did! That's the trouble when you have the adrenaline, you want to use it! Luckily, after a chat with Mike, I did indeed have a break :D
Hi JoÂ
As part of my Doctorate Research in Learning Technology Design, I developed the PAP (Pre-At-Post) Model. So you start with a taster. Have the online learning event and follow-up with an activitiy or community builder. For example, scroll down the page at https://abasiel.wordpress.com/augmentedreality/ and share what you think about the meaning of (virtual) knowledge. Some really good examples already there.Â
Or - I also use the One Minute Essay. Have a look at https://youtu.be/sIivMlFE0FM
This is a great way to promote (brief) reflection.
Cheers, AnthonyÂ
Hey this is an interesting application. I will make sure to use this for my next live sessions.
I will surely be updating the list of people I met and make a note of various discussions made with the people.
Sometimes because of the excitement, we have a chance of missing some important things. So it is better to note down the meeting notes at the earliest.
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Great point Mike about forgetting things. So easily done if we don't make notes immediately after the meeting or training session.Â