There are two areas you should consider when Training Remotely: best practices and technology.
Knowing PowerPoint doesn't make you a great presenter. Your content and delivery does. The same applies to teaching remotely.
This curated content is targeted to corporate trainers to help them discover the best practices for virtual sessions and strategies on how to convert instructor-led sessions to virtual sessions, tips for audience engagement and checklists for a smooth virtual session.
A lot of people are using Webex, Skype or Zoom to lead live virtual sessions. That is the fastest way to get your instructor-led in-person course online, but you should still make sure to follow these recommendations. Converting a course from in-person to live online is not as simple as just adding technology. It requires a different kind of planning. Review the following resources to help you succeed.
Learn how to best engage learners in live sessions and chekclists to help you lead a seamless online experience.
Below find links to organizations where you can find additional resources and tools you can use to teach remotely. I recommend that you follow ATD, TrainingMag and eLearning Guild as good sources for professional development.
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