Your jaw does not drop low when you hear that you need to plan and deliver yet another online event (or not as low as it might drop in more challenging situations). The only question that pops up in your head is “When will we be able to travel again?”.

No, you are not at all frazzled by online events. You simply shrug, get into your super-hero mode and get things started. Well done, you!

However, there is always more we can learn from one another – even the most experienced of us can always increase our knowledge and skills set.

Interested? Then read on….

 

If you have already organized online events, maybe even running the full show yourself, provided technical support, delivered a session at someone’s online event – in other words, if you have experience to share – then this event is for you. The pandemic has been around for quite a long time already. But the show had to go on, so you adapted and moved things forward. Which meant delivering online events. We recognize that there is lots of experience among Interreg programme staff in delivering online events (not only holding internal team meetings online, but also organizing annual events, big webinars, etc.), and your experience deserves to be shared.

The main objectives of this workshop are:

• to share your experience in running online events,
• to learn from each other,
• to discuss what works well in a virtual environment, and how to troubleshoot when things do not go as planned,
• how to make online events interesting and engaging, and how not to develop screen fatigue.

Please note, during this workshop, you are expected to participate actively and contribute.  After all, this is about sharing experience in delivering online events. We ask you please to register only if you have that experience to share and are willing to do so. Please fill in the registration questions as thoroughly as you can, as we will use the information you give us there as input for designing the workshop.

 

Update on the event

Kindly note that this event is now fully-subscribed and registration is closed. The second edition of this workshop is planned for this autumn.