Virtual and Hybrid Meeting Essentials

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[1] Introduction

[1] Mastering hybrid and virtual meetings.mp4

01:16

[2] 1. Getting Started with Hybrid Meetings

[1] Challenges of hybrid meetings.mp4

01:35

[2] One dials in, all dial in.mp4

01:34

[3] When to opt for asynchronous meetings vs. live meetings.mp4

02:53

[4] How to plan and prepare for your hybrid meeting.mp4

02:24

[3] 2. Driving Engagement in Hybrid Meetings

[1] How facilitators can encourage participation.mp4

03:45

[2] Turn passive participants into active participants.mp4

01:34

[3] After the meeting.mp4

01:36

[4] 3. Stand Out When Presenting Virtually

[1] Use virtual to your advantage.mp4

02:59

[2] Common virtual meeting mistakes.mp4

03:21

Description

Working from home isn't going anywhere—and neither are meetings. There's always going to be a need for teams to gather in one room. But now that some employees are joining those rooms virtually, it's time to rethink the status quo. In this course, join Lorraine Lee, a top-rated virtual keynote speaker and the editorial director at Prezi, as she shares strategies for making your virtual and hybrid meetings more engaging, collaborative, and productive.

Lorraine zeros in on how to turn your passive participants into active ones, as well as how to determine when virtual meetings should be held live versus asynchronously. She identifies what facilitators should do before, during, and after hybrid meetings, including how to establish rules of engagement and combat video fatigue. And since attendees and presenters alike need to mind their on-camera presence, Lorraine shares tips for ensuring that you look and sound your best.

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