The First Ten Minutes: Open Any Virtual Session So People Actually Talk
Free live session for trainers, HR and managers: how to open any virtual meeting or training so people talk, not lurk.
Most virtual sessions are decided in the first ten minutes. If nobody talks by then, nobody talks at all.
In this free hour, McKinley runs the opening live on the group, then breaks down the three moves that get a quiet room talking. You will draft the opening for your next real session, and bring your hard rooms to the Q&A: cameras off, one person dominating, nobody answering.
Registrants get the replay for 48 hours.
About your host
McKinley Malbrough III, J.D., MS-HRM, founded Online Facilitation Skills, which teaches HR teams, managers, trainers and educators to run live sessions online and in person. He has taught online every year since 2017 and has spent more than 12 years in HR.
More at onlinefacilitationskills.com
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McKinley Malbrough III
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- Online
Location
Online event
Agenda
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The Opening, Done Live
The same first ten minutes being taught, run on the group.
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Why Virtual Rooms Go Silent
The three moves that break the silence.
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Draft Your Opening
Write the opening for your next real session.