Running a Webinar or Event on Zoom, YouTube, or Facebook

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Richard Harrington

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[1] Introduction

[1] Do you have a webinar coming up.mp4

03:41

[2] What you should know before watching this course.mp4

01:59

[2] 1. The Role of Webinars (and Choosing the Right Platform)

[1] Educating an audience.mp4

04:50

[2] Creating action or conversion.mp4

05:10

[3] Key features in a webinar host.mp4

06:11

[4] Choosing a webinar host.mp4

07:05

[5] Comparing Zoom, YouTube, and Facebook for webinars and events.mp4

03:58

[3] 2. Organizing Your Webinar Content

[1] Outlining the webinar.mp4

03:59

[2] Writing promotional copy.mp4

04:02

[3] Integrating guest experts.mp4

02:29

[4] Planning for audience participation.mp4

02:44

[5] Inviting attendees to the webinar.mp4

01:56

[4] 3. Setting Up Your Presentation Computer

[1] Internet connection options.mp4

06:49

[2] Screen resolution choices.mp4

06:40

[3] Minimizing data transfer and interference.mp4

05:33

[4] Reducing audio interference.mp4

02:38

[5] Removing distractions and embarrassment.mp4

04:58

[6] Useful software for webcasting.mp4

02:27

[5] 4. Selecting a Microphone for a Webinar

[1] Selecting and using a headset microphone.mp4

01:27

[2] Selecting and using a desktop microphone.mp4

04:14

[3] Selecting and using a lavalier microphone.mp4

01:59

[4] Selecting and using a boom microphone.mp4

01:24

[6] 5. Selecting a Camera for a Webinar

[1] Using your built-in camera.mp4

02:12

[2] Selecting and using a USB camera.mp4

03:34

[3] Selecting and using a pro camera via Thunderbolt or USB3.mp4

04:40

[4] Adding a VR camera.mp4

04:15

[5] Adjusting camera controls.mp4

03:04

[7] 6. Strategies for Visuals

[1] Optimizing slides for a webinar.mp4

04:30

[2] Using compelling visuals.mp4

02:54

[3] Converting slides PDF, JPEG, or PNG.mp4

02:22

[4] Organizing demonstration assets.mp4

02:18

[8] 7. Holding a Rehearsal

[1] Testing your connection speed.mp4

03:39

[2] Testing picture and sound.mp4

04:21

[3] Holding a rehearsal event.mp4

02:52

[9] 8. Going Live

[1] Mastering your webinar platform.mp4

02:27

[2] Monitoring on a second computer.mp4

02:01

[3] A checklist before going live.mp4

05:42

[10] 9. Running a Webinar or Event on Zoom

[1] Setting up the webinar on Zoom.mp4

06:26

[2] Running a webinar on Zoom.mp4

08:22

[3] Post-event options for Zoom webinars.mp4

04:13

[11] 10. Running a Webinar or Event on YouTube

[1] Setting up the webinar on YouTube.mp4

13:44

[2] Running a webinar on YouTube.mp4

10:11

[3] Post-event options for YouTube webinars or events.mp4

02:54

[12] 11. Running a Webinar or Event on Facebook

[1] Setting up the webinar on Facebook.mp4

09:11

[2] Running a webinar on Facebook.mp4

08:22

[3] Post-event options for Facebook webinars or events.mp4

01:27

[13] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:47

Description

Running a webinar can be stressful enough without worrying about the technological aspects in addition to the actual content. In this course, Richard Harrington walks you through the necessary steps to ensure a successful webinar with no technical hiccups. This course is designed to offer practical advice for organizing, producing, and running a webinar or event that will work with most hosting platforms. Specific advice for Zoom, YouTube, and Facebook (a Meta platform), are also covered. Richard has appeared in front of the camera as a webinar host and has directed thousands of hours of live broadcast television, so if you’re looking for tips on all the important aspects of running a webinar, join Richard in this course.

This course was created and produced by Rich Harrington. We are pleased to host this content in our library.

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Rich is a practiced expert in photography, motion graphic design, and digital video. He has also grown into key roles designing creative software and working with artificial intelligence. Starting his career out in the world of broadcast journalism, Rich has always had a great interest in visual communications. Rich is a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals Instructor Dream Team, and a popular speaker on the digital video circuit. He has chaired conferences since 2003 for the National Association of Broadcasters. Rich is an internationally published author. His book, Photoshop for Video, was the first of its kind to focus on Photoshop’s application in the world of video. He is also a contributing author for Apple’s Aperture, iLife, and iWork official books. He's also co-written the first books on DSLR filmmaking and professional web video, A Master's Degree in Project Management fills out Rich’s broad spectrum of experience. Rich enjoys Scouting, traveling, and digital photography, as well as teaching his kids the joys of science fiction and comic books. Specialties: Project Management Artificial Intelligence User Experience Video Production Motion Graphics Software Development Marketing Product Evangelism Public Speaking

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