Educación a distancia

Ricky W. Telg

Brett W. Bultemeier yMichelle Atkinson
Otros contactos: Tyler Newberry yAmy Solis

As many began utilizing Zoom to continue training, it became clear that the security of online meetings must be maintained such that only the presenters had control of audio, visuals, and group interaction. For proper CEU administration, attendance must be confirmed throughout the event in a way that ensures participants are engaged in the material and present to meet the regulatory requirements. Due to these challenges and requirements, the following article discusses how to use Zoom and its many features, and how to host successful trainings that are also compliant with state regulatory requirements for CEU administration.

Lauri M. Baker, Matt Benge, Anissa Zagonel, Jarred Shellhouse, Cheryl R. Boyer, yPhilip S. Stokes

Our ways of working, meeting, and networking have become more virtual than ever before. This series dives into the preparation needed to host a successful virtual experience, as well as steps participants can take to get the most benefit from a virtual conference or meeting. This series will also help hosts understand the value of online conferences and meetings and demonstrate how to create engagement in an online format.

Taylor Nash, Taylor Nash, yMegan S. Cantrell

The explosion of virtual training and education has created opportunities for interactions far beyond what is available in a face-to-face environment. However, easier access to individuals comes with unforeseen challenges in creating an environment that fosters genuine engagement. This new publication includes engagement strategies for the Extension environment as well as the virtual classroom of traditional education. Written by Taylor Nash and Megan Cantrell; 3 pp.