In a world where remote working becomes normal, it is impacting how people learn. Instead of classroom training and workshops, it becomes normal and maybe even convenient to use webinars instead.
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How to design a webinar?
Designing a webinar or a series of webinars is much different from in-classroom training. In-classroom there is a different dynamic between presenter and participants. Of course, all the video conferencing tools allow for chats, asking questions, polls, forms, and other visualization tools. Still, the presenter needs to clearly define what is shared, why it is shared, and how it is shared. Adding to that, one always starts with defining the main goal(s). It is also important to define your webinar or instruction video will be live hosted or pre-recorded.
Why using mind mapping for designing webinar content?
Mind mapping is a technique that helps you to select important topics. After you have finalized the main topics you can easily start adding subtopics to the main topics. It is easy to rearrange the order of topics. Once you have added the subtopics you can add the elements you want to discuss with additional anecdotes, how-tos, etc.
Webinar Preparing Videos and Webinars with Mind Maps
Together with Biggerplate.com, I host the Webinar Preparing Videos and Webinars with Mind Maps on 12 August 2021.
This webinar was recorded for the Biggerplate PRO members. You can find the mind maps explored in the webinar here: https://www.biggerplate.com/collections/2093/video-and-webinar-with-mind-maps. To access the complete library of more than 130 webinars please visit https://www.biggerplate.com/pro/