50 TIPS FOR A VIBRANT VIRTUAL WORKSHOP

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Flashcards about how to plan and execute a vibrant virtual workshop.

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Why is it important to have clear objectives for a virtual workshop?

To provide a purpose beyond simply replicating an in-person event and to communicate these objectives to participants.

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What should you do before a virtual workshop to understand participant needs?

Conduct a pre-workshop survey to gauge participants’ needs and available technology.

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Why is variety important in a virtual workshop?

People learn differently, so a diverse array of activities caters to different learning styles; build in different methods of engagement (reflection, discussion, presentation).

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How long should breaks be in a virtual workshop?

Aim for at least 20 minutes in a three-hour session; for multi-day workshops, schedule breaks at the same time each day.

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Why should you avoid over-relying on slides in a virtual workshop?

Slides can create a 'presentation' feel, reducing interactivity. Incorporate face-time, active engagement, and chat tools.

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Why is soliciting feedback important during a virtual workshop?

To adjust the workshop based on what is and isn't working for participants.

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What should you consider when planning the end of a virtual workshop?

Determine whether the workshop should end abruptly or if time is needed for a formal close-out or gentle exit.

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What can you do to bring participants' voices into a virtual workshop?

Use the chat feature, breakout sessions, or verbal discussions, especially for smaller groups.

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What are the differences between webcasts, webinars, and workshops?

Webcasts primarily deliver information, webinars invite responses to presented information, and workshops focus on participants sharing ideas among the group.

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Why is it important to have a team behind a virtual workshop?

To recruit participants, facilitators, staff, and administrative support, ensuring smoother workshop execution.

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What should be included in a facilitators' agenda that is different from the participant agenda?

Scripted notes, roles, timing, breakout groups, and other information needed for the event to run smoothly.

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Why assign back-up roles for virtual workshop facilitators?

To save the day if one of the facilitator's internet goes offline.

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What should be included in a final reminder message to participants, depending on their tech-savviness?

Recommendations to run updates on their computers and perform other tech 'housekeeping' to free memory and bandwidth.

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Name at least three roles needed for a virtual workshop

Meeting Host, Tech Support, Chat Box Monitor, Facilitator, Registrar

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Why is it important to practice using breakout rooms before a live workshop?

To ensure the person managing the breakout rooms is comfortable with the process before initiating sessions live.

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What should you do if you plan to use unfamiliar technology in a virtual workshop?

Build in time to practice using the tools before trying to conduct complicated work.

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What low-tech options can be incorporated into a virtual workshop?

Pens, paper, pencils, and movement can be used to avoid tech burnout.

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What should you do with the chat after a virtual workshop finishes?

Save the chat - insert break lines (=====) whenever the conversation switches gears.