Committed to improving performance but can’t always travel to meetings? Presented by trusted field experts, Americans for the Arts webinars are flexible enough to meet demanding schedules and affordable enough for multiple use. At a member price of $85 per site, you can choose to learn from your desk or lower the cost per person by inviting a group to join in. Hosting a webinar site is also a great way to connect with colleagues more often!
What is a webinar?
Webinars are 90-minute online seminars on a current topic, issue, or trend. This new media platform enables a high level of interaction with the presenter, other attendees, and the content. To join a webinar, you will need access to high speed internet and a phone line for at least 90 minutes. Some webinars may have advance reading assignments or post event follow-up items.
How does a webinar work?
On the scheduled date and time, log onto the web site to view the presentation online and simultaneously call in to hear the presenter, contribute to the discussion, and participate in the Q&A. To attend live, you must have an internet connection and a phone line. Land lines are preferred, as cell phones are not always reliable in certain service areas. Instructions for accessing webinars will be sent via email prior to the event.
Registration Details
To register, simply click on a session below. Remember, the fee is per site, not per person. Lower the cost and increase networking by inviting colleagues or constituents to join you!
Registration closes at 12:00pm (noon) ET on the day of each scheduled webinar.
Technical Support
For technical assistance, send an email to artsusa@commpartners.com.
| Upcoming Webinars |
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Public Art 101 for Artists Leadership in Tough Times The Qualities of Quality: Excellence in Arts Education and How to Achieve It |
| On-Demand Webinars |
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Better Program Evaluation for Arts Education (September 10, 2008) Starting a Local Emerging Leaders Network (September 17, 2008) Creative Aging-The Untapped Demographic (October 1, 2008) Leadership Succession in the Arts (October 15, 2008) Public Art 101 for Administrators (October 22, 2008) New Technologies in Professional Networking for the Arts (October 29, 2008) |