Participants need to understand how the time will be

rifat28dddd · Post by **rifat28dddd** » Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:55 am

1. Introduction
The beginning will create a general impression among the participants. The presenter should briefly and clearly introduce himself and the topic, explain what will be discussed during the event. At this point, it is important to gain the attention of the listeners and prepare them to perceive the information.

Speaker introduction. The speaker should greet the viewer and then briefly introduce themselves, their experience and competencies related to the webinar topic.

Description of the program. organized, what issues will be discussed, how much time each of the areas will take. Clarify organizational issues and bonuses, if any, right away.

Also at the introduction stage, you can talk about the panama telegram data format of the webinar, for example, whether there will be an opportunity to ask questions during the conversation or whether they will be discussed at the end. Some participants will definitely be late, and some will leave right after the start - be prepared for this.

2. Main part
The main part of the webinar is devoted to the disclosure of the stated topic. At this stage, it is necessary to correctly present the information so that it is understandable to the audience and holds its attention. It is important to follow the plan and adhere to the structure stated at the beginning. Depending on the topic of the webinar, the main part can include both theoretical information and practical examples.

Logical structure. It is important to divide the material into logical blocks so that the audience can easily follow the course of the presentation. Each block should end with a brief conclusion or summary, which helps to consolidate the knowledge gained.

Pace and delivery style. The speaker should speak clearly, distinctly, and without haste. Avoid overloading the presentation with complex terminology if the audience is not prepared for it. Try to maintain a moderate pace that will allow the participants to absorb the information.