Blog - Katrina Kennedy

Are you using pre-flection to help learning stick?

You know reflection creates more durable learning, but you’re probably only using it at the end of training.

They each had a list of steps to follow.

Let's face it.

You click join and find yourself transported into a breakout room.

Wasted.

You've probably facilitated more virtual classes in the last year than you can count.

We need connection.

Have you observed learners sitting quietly in the virtual classroom , waiting for someone else to answer your question?

What happens after you ask a question in training?

The clock ticked closer to the hour and the exodus began.

You know the benefits of using a producer, but how do you manage your roles and relationship?

Photo by Firmbee.com on Unsplash Do you need a producer to assist you with virtual learning?

Photo by Chris Montgomery on Unsplash In the last year trainers have been challenged to learn new skills, use new technologies, and facilitate in an unfamiliar way.

"You have fifteen minutes to network," the facilitator announced.

Imagine two situations.

How are you wrapping up your classes lately?

Last Friday I opened a Zoom meeting and waited.

Monday I cried in front of fifty people simply because we were together.

I wrote this article before the Covid-19 outbreak.