76: Roger Courville - It’s Not Hard, It’s Just Different

Webinar Skills Podcast

Roger has been active in the web-conferencing industry since 1999. He has been called “the Michael Jordan of online presentations and virtual classes”. Roger has an incredible resume of delivering conference keynotes and online presentations, publishing research and much more. During this episode, Roger discusses why he doesn’t like the term “webinar”. He feels this term has become meaningless and that “web-based seminars” are not reflective of how webinars are being used. He feels that the word webinar refers to the medium not the purpose of the presentation, which isn’t very useful. Rather than blame the medium of webinars for any purpose we should focus on helping people improve their webinar skills.

Mentions: GoToWebinar at http://gotowebinar.com; Ready Talk at http://readytalk.com Bonus: Roger’s website at http://eventbuilder.rocks

The SHOWNOTES for this episode are available at http://webinarskillspodcast.com

My FREE BONUS for this episode are the “Must-Do Tips for Webinar Presenters”, which provides you with the best tips from the many of the best webinar presenters in the world. It is my gift to you for listening to the podcast and is available at http://webinarskillspodcast.com

To access FREE TRAINING about webinars and online presentation skills visit my website at http://damiannoud.com

You can SUBSCRIBE to this podcast. Click on the “Subscribe” button on your podcast player.

Please consider helping other webinar presenters find the podcast by taking 1-2 minutes to RATE and REVIEW the Webinar Skills Podcast. It helps a LOT. To do this on iTunes visit http://www.webinarskillspodcast.com/listen-to-our-podcasts

Thanks for listening, never stop learning and become your best.

Damian xxxx

P.S. I create this podcast for you. It is as much yours as it is mine and I would love to hear from you. If you have a comment about anything you heard in this episode, feedback or a suggestion, or any question about webinars please pop it into the comments form at the bottom of the showotes page.

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Artist: Damian Noud

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XX: Roger Courville - You Love Them

Delivering webinars is not so much about the technology as it is about having a genuine connector ship between the presenter and the participants. Learning webinar technology does not guarantee success as an online class presenter. Roger has been active in the web-conferencing industry since 1999. He has been called “the Michael Jordan of online presentations and virtual classes”. Roger has an incredible resume of delivering conference keynotes and online presentations, publishing research and much more.

Mentions: Traci Reuter at Social Media Marketing Happy Hour at http://happyhourhangouts.com/ Bonus: Roger’s website at http://eventbuilder.rocks

The SHOWNOTES for this episode are available at http://webinarskillspodcast.com

My FREE BONUS for this episode are the “Must-Do Tips for Webinar Presenters”, which provides you with the best tips from the many of the best webinar presenters in the world. It is my gift to you for listening to the podcast and is available at http://webinarskillspodcast.com

To access FREE TRAINING about webinars and online presentation skills visit my website at http://damiannoud.com

You can SUBSCRIBE to this podcast. Click on the “Subscribe” button on your podcast player.

Please consider helping other webinar presenters find the podcast by taking 1-2 minutes to RATE and REVIEW the Webinar Skills Podcast. It helps a LOT. To do this on iTunes visit http://www.webinarskillspodcast.com/listen-to-our-podcasts

Thanks for listening, never stop learning and become your best.

Damian xxxx

P.S. I create this podcast for you. It is as much yours as it is mine and I would love to hear from you. If you have a comment about anything you heard in this episode, feedback or a suggestion, or any question about webinars please pop it into the comments form at the bottom of the shownotes page.