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Create Your Best First Impression When Connecting With Students Online

Due to popular demand, Dr. Deniese Cox is back on 8 June 2022* to share with us her insights which have been gleaned from her own real research of online students.

The online mode of learning already loses an important connection point that face-to-face training enjoys.  Therefore, quickly gaining the trust and engagement of our students is absolutely critical when teaching online. 

But, regardless of how your program is being taught, those intros or 'about me' descriptions really do matter a lot more than you would think!

Dr. Deniese's research has found that many students believe those teacher bios are actively blocking engagement.   This means that we can be missing key opportunities to building that ever important trust and engagement - the two things that are absolutely critical when it comes to online education.

Having worked with a communications expert to design, test and refine the perfect formula for developing your self-introduction, Dr Deniese is now bringing you this highly interactive, hands-on 90-minute webinar.  

Throughout the session you will be walked step-by-step through the process of writing self-introduction.  You'll be guided through developing key words and phrases that are specific to you and your context, but that are framed specifically to capture student attention and trust. 

Dr. Deniese will also be providing you with a workbook which includes detailed templates and examples for ongoing use.

Key topics covered in this webinar include:

• learning the detailed framework
• being guided step-by-step through each element
• getting feedback on your draft elements
• seeing real world examples, and
• bein involved in interactive Q&A throughout.

Additionally, you can make a double saving and bundle this opportunity with a recording of Deniese's popular webinar You Too Can Green Screen! 

So, if you are ready to fix your 'About Me' Bio, click the button below to register now.

I'm Ready!

*This session was originally scheduled to take place on 11 May and has now moved to 8 June 2022.

Date posted Jun 1, 2022