Everybody is getting quite used to online meetings and conferences, but when it comes to distant voting you might feel a little bit overwhelmed by the great selection of solutions offered online.
On the other hand there is a kind of skepticism towards eVoting systems. Are they trustworthy? Does it provide anonymous voting? Is it valid? It is very important to choose a platform you feel comfortable with and has all the features you are looking for when organizing a convention.
In this webinar we take a look to different eVoting systems along the following points:
-what do they have to offer
-what to pay attention to
-comparison & evaluation
-demo
-recommendation
Towards the end there will be sufficient time given for you to ask questions and leave the event with confidence in one of the systems introduced by us.
Key learnings
Introduction
Who’s here?
eVoting Solutions/ what is it?
What to look for
features
plans
Evaluation & Comparison
through demo
Target audience
District governors, governors elect & district leadership that are involved with organising the district convention.
Language
Conditions
English
No interpreting is foreseen, so participants who don’t master English adequately are requested to foresee a Kiwanian friend who can translate simultaneous for them at their own home place while participating in the meeting.
In this training, we don’t expect you to be familiar with any of the eVoting systems we introduce.
Participating in the webinar with laptop or desktop, preferable with webcam on.
More info
Register in advance for this webinar by clicking the enrol button below.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Everybody is getting quite used to Zoom, MS Teams, and other applications to have online meetings.
There is a kind of boredom coming about meeting online, it’s very important to make your online meetings, webinars, online training sessions and district/division/committee meetings interactive and engaging!
In this webinar we take a look to the bells and whistles from Zoom to “play” a bit more with it.
We use some interesting apps and online tools to showcast how you can make the meeting you facilitate more interactive and how you can do group work during an online training session.
Key learnings
Introduction
Who’s here?
What’s your experience with Zoom?
Zoom settings
in your online profile
in your app
Scheduling a zoom
Basic Zoom functions
Sound
Video
Security
Participants
Polls
Chat
Screen sharing
Recording
Reactions of attendees
Advanced Zoom functions
Break-down rooms
Live transcriptions
Working with interpreters
Tools to use in/during Zoom training sessions
Intro’s prior to your session
Jamboard
Padlet
Mural
Mentimeter
Slido
Target audience
District governors, governors elect & district leadership that facilitate meetings and trainings
District Development coordinators, training coordinators & Kiwanis instructors
Other Kiwanis leaders that facilitate / lead online Zoom meetings and that are familiar with the basics of zoom
Language
Conditions
English
No interpreting is foreseen, so participants who don’t master English adequately are requested to foresee a Kiwanian friend who can translate simultaneous for them at their own home place while participating in the meeting.
In this training, we don’t deal with the basics of Zoom, it’s the advanced level.
You should have already some experience about hosting a zoom meeting, handling the basic features such as sound settings, video settings, chat,…
More info
Time
Register in advance for this webinar by clicking the zoom meeting register button below.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
People that facilitate / lead online Zoom meetings
People that organise online Zoom meetings
Trainers that deliver online sessions
People who understand already the basics from Zoom, and who use a Zoom license (Pro or Business) for hosting online meetings (can be a personal license, or a license of the club that is pooling around)
21/01/21 (English)
No interpreting is foreseen, so participants who don’t master English adequately are requested to foresee a Kiwanian friend who can translate simultaneous for them at their own home place while participating in the meeting.
Also in our planning:
28/01/21 (special version for KI-staff)
04/02/21 (Deutsch)
17/02/21 (Nederlands)
This training is for licensed users of Zoom (Pro or Business). This can be your personal license, or a license you use from your club, division, district,… for your online meetings and trainings.
You need to have installed the most recent update of the Zoom Client
You will need a laptop or desktop for attending the training ànd your mobile phone for using some Apps.
Target audience
People that facilitate / lead online Zoom meetings
People that organise online Zoom meetings
Trainers that deliver online sessions
People who understand already the basics from Zoom, and who use a Zoom license (Pro or Business) for hosting online meetings (can be a personal license, or a license of the club that is pooling around)
Language
Conditions
21/01/21 (English)
No interpreting is foreseen, so participants who don’t master English adequately are requested to foresee a Kiwanian friend who can translate simultaneous for them at their own home place while participating in the meeting.
Also in our planning:
28/01/21 (special version for KI-staff)
04/02/21 (Deutsch)
17/02/21 (Nederlands)
This training is for licensed users of Zoom (Pro or Business). This can be your personal license, or a license you use from your club, division, district,… for your online meetings and trainings.
You need to have installed the most recent update of the Zoom Client
You will need a laptop or desktop for attending the training ànd your mobile phone for using some Apps.
During this meeting Stefan Uhrig, KCF ambassador for Europe, will lead us to understand how Kiwanis Children’s Fund works. Do not miss this opportunity.