Online Webinar – Recorded  August 3rd, 2022
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU free
Provider: Training Magazine Network

The only reason they will want to escape your virtual training is because that’s the assignment!

Learning online is now commonplace. Unfortunately, engaging attendees to participate, to come on camera, and to unmute can be like “herding cats,” as the saying goes.

Establishing a comfortable, safe, and technically sound online learning environment is essential. Meaningful and relevant activities are the secret.

Like tasty treats and fresh catnip, attendees will be unable to resist actively participating in your virtual training when you use escape game strategies, irresistible learning activities, and a “never fail” debrief strategy to help them reflect! Invite participants to take charge of their learning and experience virtual training like they’ve never seen before.
 
Walk away with:

• An escape game sample to use as a template for making your own
• At least 2 more ready to use virtual learning activity examples
• 1 “never fail” debrief strategy to reflect on, validate, and encourage learning
• 1 job aid to assist you to make your own virtual learning activities

This webinar is based on her book Interact and Engage! 50+ Activities for Virtual Training, Meetings, Webinars by Kassy LaBorie & Thomas Stone.

Presenter: Kassy LaBorie (LinkedIn profile) Director of Virtual Training Services for Dale Carnegie Training, is an indemand keynote speaker & leads a consultancy  to develop online training strategies for organizations . Her book Interact and Engage! 50+ Activities for Virtual Training, Meetings, Webinars, has received rave reviews.  Previously Kassy served as the Product Design Architect and was a Master Trainer for InSync Training, & ExecuTrain.  Kassy also helped create the WebEx University.

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Escape Games & Other Irresistible Virtual Training Activities!

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