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Grinspoon Institute Webinar
March 17, 2009
Grinspoon Institute for Jewish Philanthropy
Making Reunions Work
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Agenda: Welcome and Introduction – Sue Kline Technology Overview (GoToWebinar) – Kevin Martone Making Reunions Work – Robin Rubenstein Online Event Registration Tools – Kevin Martone Feedback/Questions
B) Audio pane – Select audio format. Click Audio Setup to verify Speakers & Microphone.
C) Questions pane–Attendees can submit questions and review answers.
D) Type your question and click Send to submit it to the organizer
A) Grab Tab – Click double-arrows to open/close Control Panel. Click square to toggle Viewer Window between full screen/window mode. Click hand icon to raise/lower hand. Click mic icon to mute/unmute your audio
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Options for AudioYou have two options for audio:
o Check your audio settings:o Click on the Audio Setup link on the Audio panel ORo Go to File Preferences Audio. (Fig. 1.2)
o Under Speakers Setup, select the proper device. Be sure to uncheck the Mute box. Hit OK.
o If you continue to have problems, please submit a Question and we will assist you.
1) If you want to use the Telephone, select Use Telephone. Please call the number displayed and enter both the access code and audio pin provided.
2) If you would like to use your Computer Microphone & Speakers, select the Use Mic & Speakers button. (Fig. 1.1)
Fig. 1.1
Fig. 1.2
If you are having problems hearing the Webinar through your computer:
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Interacting with Presenters & Participants
During the Session We hope these sessions will encourage participants to ask questions and share
their own experiences relating to the topic at hand. To foster this interaction, we have enabled both the “Raising Hand” option and
the “Q&A” option. Raising Hand – use to respond to Q&A – please use this feature to submit questions (or problems) to the
organizers/presenters. They can then either pose the question to the group, respond immediately, or pull all the questions together and respond at the end of the presentation.
We may also offer polls during the session to get feedback from all participants about their experiences, how the webinar is going, or to gather other information.
After the Session Please join the discussion on this topic in our Discussion Forums at
http://forum.gijptech.org Please find all materials from this session (including a recording of the
presentation) on our Webinar page at http://webinar.gijptech.org
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Online Event Registration
Benefits Considerations Sample Tools EventBrite example – Surprise Lake Camp RegOnline example – URJ Camp Coleman Questions?
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Online Event Registration - Benefits
Streamlined event registration For attendees For staff – fewer phone calls, waiting for mailed-in registrations
Can accept credit card payments (optional) May be integrated with website (some tools) Easy to communicate
Linked from eNewsletters, blogs, Social Networks, website, etc.
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Online Event Registration - Considerations
Price Ability to customize the data requested Ability to accept payments for the event registration Ability to easily share the registered attendees list online
(with or without extra comments) Integration with your existing database Ability to integrate the online form with your website Ability to promote easily via social networks Other functionality?
Examples – accept phone registrations; easily print nametags
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Online Event Registration - Tools
Much more in-depth review of these tools on our website at http://gijptech.org
Go to Resources Tools Event Registration
Popular Tools
Used any tools not on this list? Let us know!
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Online Event Registration – Surprise Lake Camp
Surprise Lake Camp – Eventbrite Links to events at Eventbrite.com -
http://alumniovernight.eventbrite.com/ Offers multiple ticket prices Eventbrite fee added to ticket price explicitly
Still have PayPal fee for credit card processing Attendees given the option to share the information via email,
Facebook,Twitter, etc. Experiment – try it in addition to usual offline registration options
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Online Event Registration – URJ Camp Coleman
URJ Camp Coleman Alumni Reunion – RegOnline Links to events at Regonline.com -
http://www.regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=708256 Offers multiple registration prices List of attendees automatically created Many advanced back-office features:
Check-in Nametag creation Conditional attendee questions Detailed reporting
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Online Event Registration – Questions?
Photo by Xurble
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Grinspoon Institute Webinars – Feedback/Questions
How did we do? How was the level of detail? What topics would you like to learn about in this format? Is there a topic you’d like to share in a future Webinar? Any other suggestions?
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Save the Date! Next Webinar… Tuesday, April 21, 2009; 1 PM EDT Creative Alumni Outreach Strategies JC Cohen and Scott Price, URJ Henry S. Jacobs Camp
Are you struggling to find and stay connected with your Alumni? Unsure how to reach them? URJ Henry S. Jacobs Camp uses many tools and techniques to build
community with their alumni: Website Facebook Twitter Events Business Cards And more…
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For More Information
This presentation and recorded session will be available in our Webinar archives by the end of the week: http://webinar.gijptech.org
Tech Program Blog: http://blog.gijptech.org Tech Program eNewsletter Archives: http://
enewsletter.gijptech.org