Saturday December 12, 2020 11:00 AM EST to 12:00 PM EST
Join David F. Carr for a workshop on how to use the web and all its connections to social media and search engines more effectively, whether that’s for a club website, a business website, or your pro speaker website.
David is a versatile and inventive writer, editor, and web and digital media consultant. He is the author of Social Collaboration for Dummies, a past editor of InformationWeek, Baseline Magazine, and Internet World, and a consultant to businesses seeking to tell a clear, compelling story about their products and services. He became a web developer as a way of learning to apply practical lessons from his research on what makes websites and online businesses successful.
This webinar is being advertised to Toastmasters as part of David’s WordPress for Toastmasters project but you do not need to be a Toastmaster to attend.
This webinar will provide guidance for Toastmaster leaders who have suddenly found themselves compelled to move meetings, contests, and other events online.
In the past week, he has participated in similar training sessions for District 47 and for District 4 (see blog post and replay).
A freelance writer, editor, and digital consultant, David is the author of Social Collaboration for Dummies and has been a main stage speaker at technology conferences in Lisbon, Berlin, and Stockholm. He previously served as an editor for InformationWeek and is a current contributor to The Enterprisers Project.
David will also be recruiting other Online Presenters members to assist.
Online event link https://zoom.us/j/4747471963 – sign in a few minutes early, particularly if you have not used the Zoom software before and will need to download it.
Register below for updates and related information.
Zoom provides a great, economical option for hosting online meetings, but it’s a mistake to think everyone will instantly understand how to use it to get work done. In addition to mastering the technology, getting coworkers, collaborators, partners and everyone else you’re meeting with up to speed on the etiquette and social issues of interacting online is not necessarily easy.
Join David F. Carr, author of Social Collaboration for Dummies and founder of Online Presenters Toastmasters (which holds weekly online meetings), for this free webinar. To hire David to give a briefing to your organization, email him and include “Zoom training” in the subject line.
The editor of The Enterprisers Project Laurianne McLaughlin, who I previously worked with at InformationWeek, recently recruited me to write a series of articles on digital transformation, as well as other topics like Robotic Process Automation and IT careers.
This publication has a single sponsor, Red Hat, but I consider this work journalism rather than content marketing. These are the sort of useful, practical articles we strove to publish at InformationWeek (at its best) about savvy applications of information technology.
By David. F. Carr | June 04, 2020Digital transformation demands experiments – some of which will not work. But many organizations struggle to get past the…READ MORE
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By David. F. Carr | April 24, 2020Considering open source alternatives to the likes of Skype and Zoom for online meetings? Here’s a look at some…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | April 15, 2020Before you start that edge computing project or strategy, experts advise you ask some key questions about fit, security,…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | February 18, 2020Robotic Process Automation is supposed to automate tasks, but even well-designed RPA bots will break. Here’s what you should…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | February 11, 2020Whether or not you’re technical, understanding the possibilities of Robotic Process Automation could be your ticket to a career…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | January 17, 2020Down-to-earth offshoots of artificial intelligence are increasingly accessible for digital transformation work. These projects tapped into machine learning –…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | January 03, 2020MIT digital transformation expert Jeanne Ross says your organizational chart should look more like a set of APIs. The…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | December 23, 2019You’ve done some great digital transformation work: How do you make that part of your personal brand? IT leaders…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | December 17, 2019How can IT leaders manage the security risks associated with digital transformation without becoming the department of “no”? Deloitte…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | December 05, 2019Not all of us can be digital natives. A new book by Jeanne Ross shares digital transformation lessons from…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | November 25, 2019Sometimes, digital transformation means getting bagels in customers’ hands faster. Listen to real-world stories of how to get –…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | November 19, 2019We’re all doing more meetings with video. Use these etiquette tips and best practices to avoid flubs and get…READ MORE
By David. F. Carr | November 16, 2019Surprise: Not all technical debt is bad debt for companies doing digital transformation work. But some can leave you…READ MORE
