Flipped webinar for educators.
A distributed conference.
Short presentations, followed by focused discussions.
With plans for outreach.
Overview of draft plans for a flipped webinar.
Flipping the webinar
- The plan is based on audience participation.
- Starts with "What do you want to know about?"
- Uses online tools to get questions from the audience.
- Uses online tools to present those questions to contributors.
- Uses online tools to show presentations offered by contributors.
- Meeting organizers select presentations for their meetings.
- Presentations run about 10 minutes, followed by a discussion period.
- Presentations and discussions may be live-streamed and saved as videos.
- These may also be converted to text and published as a blog.
- With some editing and referee work, the products might be published as proceedings of a distributed conference.
Benefits
- Efficient sharing of knowledge among online educators.
- Broadens the networking In the online professional learning community (PLC).
- Outreach from educators in virtual worlds to other online educators.
- Aggregated activity gets better visibility than individual activity.
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Resources
- The virtual worlds already have meetings that can collaborate.
- They also have groups that can participate.
- The Community Virtual Library could manage and maintain the spreadsheet.
- The needed technical resources exist and most are widely used in virtual worlds.
- One that is not yet widely used in virtual worlds.
- Transcribe Your Research Video Using YouTube’s Automated Transcript Generator – A Quick How-To
The elements
- Distributed conference: Meetings organized like a conference, but distributed in time and space.
- Organizers: People who organize meetings..
- Flipped webinar coalition (FWC): Meeting organizers collaborating on content.
- Contributors: People who agree to prepare presentations in answer to questions
- Videographers: People who will capture video, edit it, and post it on YouTube.
- VWPLC: Professional learning community of virtual worlds.
- QA spreadsheet: Spreadsheet to manage questions and presentations.
- Outreach: Participants promote meetings on social media, citing livestreamed link.
Action items
- Draft QA spreadsheet
- Identify organizers.
- Identify collaborating groups
- Identify contributors.
- Plan for outreach
Related
- The flipped webinar of virtual worlds, a place for exchanging information. No cost, no reservation. Come as you are. Meet the online educator community.
- The flipped webinar: a strawman plan for the online Professional Learning Community (PLC)
- The flipped webinar: Discovering online learning. The potential is huge, but you gotta know the territory.
- Planning for the flipped and persistent webinar. Guided by the participants. Informed by a panel. Organized by 3DWebWorldz
- Era of the entrepreneurial educator. The unbundling of education opens the gate for entrepreneurs.
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