Facilitator Hacks

Here is a list of facilitator hacks for delivering virtual training.

Send a note in advance

Sending a note in advance when delivering virtual training helps participants prepare adequately, sets clear expectations, and fosters engagement by providing essential information and objectives beforehand.

Have a call to action on screen

Including a call to action on screen during virtual training encourages participant engagement, reinforces key messages, and promotes immediate application of the material presented.

engage in the first two (2) minutes

Engaging participants in the first two minutes of virtual training establishes a connection, captures attention, and sets a positive tone that encourages active participation throughout the session.

chunk content by topic

Chunking by topic when delivering virtual training enhances information retention and comprehension by breaking content into manageable, coherent sections that facilitate focused learning.

Be ready to copy and paste tech tips

Being ready to copy and paste tech tips during virtual training allows trainers to provide instant, practical support to participants, ensuring a smoother learning experience by quickly addressing technical issues as they arise.

Prepare for the unexpected

Preparing for the unexpected when delivering virtual training enables trainers to effectively handle technical difficulties and unforeseen challenges, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted learning experience for participants.

Use ABCD for best video

Using the ABCD framework for best video practices in virtual training ensures that content is Always engaging, Balanced in visuals and presentation, Clear in messaging, and Direct in addressing the audience's needs, ultimately enhancing the learning experience.

Encourage webcam use

Encouraging webcam use during virtual training fosters a sense of connection and engagement among participants, promoting active participation and enhancing the overall learning experience.

Use breakouts for collaboration

Utilizing breakout sessions for collaboration during virtual training allows participants to engage more deeply with the material, share diverse perspectives, and build stronger connections through interactive discussions in smaller groups.