Enhancing Webinar Experience with Interactive Tools and Strategies

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Explore how interactive tools can elevate webinar experiences, from using polls and whiteboards to engaging in games and challenges. Discover the impact of verbal communication, body language, and teacher facilitation on participant interaction and engagement. Learn practical techniques to encourage discussion, collaboration, and knowledge sharing in online sessions.


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  1. Webinar experience Tam s T th Lt., Hungarian Tax & Customs BCP R szke, Customs Control Skills Development Centre of Expertise

  2. Webinar as a various tool Presenting an uploaded PPT Using interactive tools Verbal communication only Verbal comm. + digital gestures Not seenable reactions, interactions Observable reactions, interactions body language is invisible body language is gesture, movement speed Teacher speking to the wall effect communication interactive communication a bit harder participants more willing to share their ideas using the interactive tools participants are less willing to share their ideas, to start conversation Bit more motivated to speak, but prefer to use the interactive tools they are not motivated to speak, easy to hide behind the screen NOTICEABLE ATTENTION NO NOTICEABLE ATTENTION EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON THE TEACHER !!!!

  3. Using interactive tools Don t ask, make a poll Discuss the Results

  4. Using interactive tools Use multi-user whiteboard Watch uploaded videos together

  5. Using interactive tools Games, challanges

  6. Summary

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