As an online course creator, there are various methods to interact with your students, but what’s important is finding the best way to engage your students the most.
Live webinars may be one of the best ways to keep students accountable for their courses. With live webinars, you can reach out to your students and prospects through electronic devices like smartphones, tablets, etc. That way, they can actively participate in the courses and be in sync with discussions about the topics involved.
In this lesson, we’re learning about using live webinars for your courses so you can help teach your students in real time and have group lessons and answer all their questions.
Problems online course creators can encounter if they don’t use live webinars for their courses:
• If you don’t use live webinars, your students may not have the opportunity to ask questions and participate in discussions
• You may need to rely on written assignments or recorded videos, which may be less effective at measuring learning outcomes
• If you rely solely on pre-recorded content, you may encounter technical problems, such as buffering or poor sound quality that can affect the student experience
• You may struggle to keep students engaged and motivated, as students may be more likely to skip lessons or procrastinate without the structure and accountability of a live session
• You may struggle to scale your offerings to reach a large audience, as you will need to pre-record all content for each course
Here are a few tips to have in mind when using a webinar for your course:
• Plan your webinar carefully, including the content and interactions you will include
• Ensure that your equipment and internet connection is working properly, and have backup options in case of technical issues
• Encourage participation and interaction through polls, Q&A sessions, and other interactive elements
• Maintain a professional demeanor throughout the webinar and ensure that the environment is conducive to learning
• Encourage attendees to follow up with questions or further discussions after the webinar and provide them with resources for doing so
• Consider recording your webinar for those unable to attend or for future reference
• Evaluate the success of your webinar and use the feedback to make improvements for future webinars
For more details and tips check out the full writeup at:
https://www.artsycourseexperts.com/live-webinars-for-your-course/
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