How to Create and Run a Brilliant Remote Workshop

Course details

Get practical advice, techniques, and frameworks to help you develop and run effective remote workshops. With in-person professional gatherings halted due to COVID-19, expert Dave Birss can teach you how to create and run a remote workshop that will have an impact and help you achieve your business goals. Using engaging examples and his signature humor, Dave walks you through preparing for a great remote workshop, selecting the right technology, engaging participants, working with the output of a remote workshop, and more. You can also get tips to move an existing workshop from an offline event to an online one, and facilitate a successful workshop that benefits all participants.

Topics include:
Moving an offline event online
Defining your output
Selecting attendees
Choosing the right technology
Generating ideas with a remote workshop
Planning a project with a remote workshop
Facilitating a remote workshop

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - How to run a brilliant remote workshop

1. Preparing for a Great Remote Workshop

02 - The difference between in-person and remote workshops
03 - Principles of moving something you've planned offline to online
04 - The solid foundations of a remote workshop
05 - Defining your output before you start
06 - Selecting the right attendees for your workshop

2. Selecting the Right Technology for a Remote Workshop

07 - Selecting the right video conferencing software for a workshop
08 - Creating a shared workspace for remote workshops
09 - Looking and sounding professional on a webcam

3. Simple Exercises for Engaging Participants

10 - Using a remote workshop to generate ideas
11 - Using a remote workshop to analyze and evaluate ideas
12 - Using a remote workshop to gather information
13 - Using a remote workshop to plan a project

4. Executing a Remote Workshop

14 - Preparing your attendees for a remote workshop
15 - Setting the tone at the start of a remote workshop
16 - Successfully facilitating a remote workshop
17 - Working with the output of a remote workshop

Conclusion

18 - Get to work on your workshop