In this episode of Do Tell Virtually, Acacia Duncan talks with Liv Gjestvang, Associate Vice President, Learning Technology, from the Office of Distance Education and eLearning at The Ohio State University. They discuss pivoting to learning online within two weeks during the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis: what went wrong, what went right, other lessons […]
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Featuring Brant Jones This week on Do Tell Virtually we’re talking with Brant Jones about how to record yourself at home. Any person who will be delivering a virtual talk, presentation, lecture, lesson or training will likely be asked to video record it for asynchronous (on demand) delivery. But what if you don’t have a
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Featuring Special Guest Anne Blum We’re pleased to present this episode of Articulation’s new Do Tell Virtually podcast. We’re chatting with Anne Blum of Roundtable Learning about how to teach virtually. Anne is a 20-year instructional designer who has at least a decade of experience in designing virtual classes. She’ll explain the foundations of how
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Featuring Special Guest Lachandra Baker Lachandra Baker is the director of Employee Engagement at a health care company. During the third week of COVID in March 2020, she was tasked with moving a full two-day, live employee onboarding into a virtual one– with only a week to plan. In this interview with Ruth Milligan, hosted
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Welcome to Articulation’s new podcast, Do Tell Virtually. In this learning series, our expert speech communication coaches and trainers Ruth Milligan and Acacia Duncan reveal the new norms and rules for speaking, teaching, selling or training virtually. As you know, we love stories. So, in Do Tell, we’ll share the stories of people who are
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So you want to host a virtual event with recorded* speakers? Situation: You want to host a semi-live or on-demand virtual event showcasing speakers and their presentations. This means you will need them to record themselves in advance. Question: How do you get the recording from them, especially if they are either socially distancing or
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I simply have one question for you today. Why are we on so many video chats? With the spread of COVID-19 and the stay-at-home orders many of us are under, to say video conferencing is booming would be an understatement. Zoom said daily users spiked to 200 million in March, up from 10 million in
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Ruth Milligan is back with another tip from the treehouse. And this time, it’s a survival tip on how to get through our new COVID-19 existence on virtual webinars and calls. Watch Ruth for three best practices and a demonstration that can help you conduct a better virtual meeting. She’ll share: 1. How to frame
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Dear friends and colleagues, The world feels a bit upside down now. To everyone who is experiencing illness or economic upheaval, our hearts are with you. If you are like us, you’re trying to juggle new challenges– from home schooling to finding out where toilet paper is in stock, while keeping yourself and your loved ones
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Our Ruth Milligan is back with tips from the treehouse. We’ve been preparing a lot of clients for pitches lately. And we’ve also had clients deal with canceled events and meetings. The good news (yes, there is good news) is that you don’t have to be in-person to communicate. And while new business pitches are
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