Webinars
What is a webinar?
Quite simply, a webinar is a seminar delivered and
attended via the web. ICEL webinars are one-time
events that take place online, typically lasting 60-90
minutes. The presenter will be a subject matter
expert who can speak on a topic relevant to our
work.
What do I need to attend and participate?
You will need a computer with an Internet
connection and speakers or headphones. The
presenter will show slides, perhaps share a website,
and ask for your input. You will interact via a chat
window which is part of the webinar page.
Our webinars are archived for later viewing and
usually include a summary document from the
presenter.
How can I register?
Browse the schedule or choose a specific date from
the list on the left. Follow the links on those pages to
register.
Quite simply, a webinar is a seminar delivered and
attended via the web. ICEL webinars are one-time
events that take place online, typically lasting 60-90
minutes. The presenter will be a subject matter
expert who can speak on a topic relevant to our
work.
What do I need to attend and participate?
You will need a computer with an Internet
connection and speakers or headphones. The
presenter will show slides, perhaps share a website,
and ask for your input. You will interact via a chat
window which is part of the webinar page.
Our webinars are archived for later viewing and
usually include a summary document from the
presenter.
How can I register?
Browse the schedule or choose a specific date from
the list on the left. Follow the links on those pages to
register.
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |