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Yasmin & Guy working with new team member on Webinar
We've really enjoyed running Webinars for staff after school on topics like Google Drive and Google Forms. People sign up (more than anything else so we don't end with more in the session than we can cope with) using an online form and head into our room on Appear.In for the workshop at the appointed time. Most webinars are fairly short and to the point lasting about 30 minutes although people are very welcome to stay longer to ask questions.

Because they are so convenient - all you need is a quiet place, a computer and a web browser, we think they make a great alternative to a face to face training session, or just watching a video on our training channel on dret.tv.

Feedback has been really positive so we're offering a chance for people to express interest in future sessions using this link.
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