Post by Tony Crispino on Jun 18, 2014 21:09:01 GMT -8
Well our first big night went well. Dr. Vogelzang arrived a bit late but was a real trooper. Just making a few notes though on my first conducted webinar:
1. I need a wireless remote mic with a mixer. This will help when questions are being asked from the audience. I tried to repeat questions but the problem with acouple was simply that the questions were off topic or they were too long winded. I can moderate that but a wireless mic would help greatly.
2. Acoustics in the room prevented me from opening the audio. But again I can fix this. One problem I had was that on Macbook did the presenting and the webinar and I was restricted from connecting it because the speaker output jack was different from the video center. Again with my mixing board I can fix this stuff.
3. Being the UsTOO chapter leader also requires me to do chapter business ahead of the presentation. Future presentations should start 15 minutes after the normal chapter start time of 7:00pm.
4. I almost forgot to start the recording part. I started it right after the slide that listed the physicians. Silly me. Too much multitasking will do that.
Thank you to all who helped with this from a support standpoint. Your input will make for better webinars.
Nick says he is good to do as many as he can. I will rack him up again in December or January for a summary of the state of oncology for 2014.
1. I need a wireless remote mic with a mixer. This will help when questions are being asked from the audience. I tried to repeat questions but the problem with acouple was simply that the questions were off topic or they were too long winded. I can moderate that but a wireless mic would help greatly.
2. Acoustics in the room prevented me from opening the audio. But again I can fix this. One problem I had was that on Macbook did the presenting and the webinar and I was restricted from connecting it because the speaker output jack was different from the video center. Again with my mixing board I can fix this stuff.
3. Being the UsTOO chapter leader also requires me to do chapter business ahead of the presentation. Future presentations should start 15 minutes after the normal chapter start time of 7:00pm.
4. I almost forgot to start the recording part. I started it right after the slide that listed the physicians. Silly me. Too much multitasking will do that.
Thank you to all who helped with this from a support standpoint. Your input will make for better webinars.
Nick says he is good to do as many as he can. I will rack him up again in December or January for a summary of the state of oncology for 2014.
