Building a 
Better 
Webinar
Quality content
Good planning
What Makes a good seminar?
Good delivery
Know your contact
Know your room
Know your equipment
Know your IT guy
Know your delivery tool
Lecture
Audio clips
Facial expression
Slideshows
Video clips
Activity
Motion
Discussion
Body language
Hands-on
Well-timed breaks
Time for reflection
Questions
Discussion
Lecture
Video or audio clips
Demos
Hands-on
Simulation
Role play
Lecture
Audio clips
Facial expression
Slideshows
Video clips
Activity
Motion
Discussion
Body language
Hands-on
High & low energy components
Well-timed breaks
Time for reflection
Questions
Discussion
Lecture
Video or audio clips
Demos
Hands-on
Simulation
Role play
High & low energy components
Tips
Read facial cues
Answer direct questions
Read audience energy levels
Encourage interruptions
Allow time for questions
Use participant experiences
In real life
Read facial cues
Answer direct questions
Read audience energy levels
Encourage interruptions
Allow time for questions
Use participant experiences
On The Web
In Real Life
On The Web
In Real Life
Appeal to All 
Learning Styles
On The Web
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Quality content
Good planning
What Makes a good webinar?
Good delivery
It's a Matter of 
Translation
Content
planning
delivery
Appeal to All Learning Styles

Appropriate Pacing

Modulated Voice

Responsiveness to Audience
Appropriate pacing
Modulated Voice
In Real Life
It's hard enough.
Gesticulate MORE

Be a characiture of yourself

Get a REAL LIVE audience

Don't tether yourself to your computer
Responsiveness to Audience
It's even harder.
On The Web
Some Final Tips
Have an assistant to handle the techy bits
   Motor Skills 
+ Verbal Skills
Remember: 
You're competing 
for their attention
Two Things: 
Tweak it
Rehearse
In Real Life
On the Web
Rehearse
Especially for librarians.
   __________
   Fatal Error
Give 
less of it
Thanks!
Present the way
you usually do
Give tech info at beginning - e.g. mics, chat, support phone number