Tips & Resources
Tips & Resources
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Image by Maciej Szewczyk from Pixabay
ZOOM TIPS
Attendee Engagement During Presentations
- Chat function is reserved for speakers’ request for a response from attendees
- Q & A function is reserved for attendees’ questions for the speaker
Virtual Booths
- Virtual Booths offer attendees opportunities to post questions, comments, and leave messages on ICohere
- Responses will be posted during and after the conference
- Some free memberships will be chosen after the conference from the pool of attendees who visited a booth and left a message, winner will be notified by email after the conference
Recording
- Sessions will be recorded
- Recordings will be available Friday, October 9th on ICohere
- You can download videos for your social media or review processes
MC: Margarita Gurri, PhD, CSP
Text 954-609-9904 for Zoom-related questions before Oct 8th Conference begins
- Introduces most speakers
- Ensures program is on track and on time
- Monitors attendee questions for the speaker posted in the Q & A, typing speakers’ answers
- Highlights key takeaways
- Spins the Wheel of Fortune for speakers to award prizes before and after each program
Meeting Monster: Marilyn Suttle, CVP
Text 248-752-0460 for Zoom-related questions during the conference
- Tech problem solving so attendees can enter webinars
- Reads chats out loud for the speaker to respond to
Prizes for Attendees at Speakers’ Sessions
- Prizes will be assigned randomly using the Wheel of Fortune app at the beginning and end of each program, only attendees present at your program can accept these prizes
- Marilyn will TEXT Margo at 586-943-0265 with the winners’ names and the prize they won
- Winners’ names and prizes won will be flashed on ICohere
ICOHERE CONFERENCE HELP
- Alex White (202) 870-6146, Email support@icohere.com
- FQA’s offer lots of info on the ICohere website
September is Suicide Prevention Month
Flags of Honor Escorts
Flag For 22 highlights Suicide Awareness
It gives voice to the hidden wounds of the
22 US veterans who succumb to suicide each day.
Image: Founder, David "Mac" McElroy
with Heidi "Blue" Hansing and the
Remembrance Flag, August 2020.
Every day, 22 US veterans succumb to suicide.
Globally, according to the World Health Organization:
- Every 40 seconds, someone succumbs to suicide, this is 800,000 each year
- For each suicide, 20 more attempt suicide
- Suicide is the world's second leading cause of death for 15-29-year-olds
We must do better.
Click for more information
Resources
- US National Suicide Prevention lifeline and Military Crisis Line 800-273-TALK (800-273-8255)
- A trained mental health professional is one call or one click away
- free for active duty, reserve and guard members—and their families and friends
- International Crisis Centre resources: https://www.iasp.info/resources/Crisis_Centres/
- International Suicide Hotlines: http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html
- World Health Organization resources: https://www.who.int/health-topics/suicide
Zoom for Virtual Presenters
Meeting Presentation
- PPT: Zoom for Virtual Presenters PDF
- Closed Captioning Transcript
- Video: Zoom for Virtual Presenters
Books
Closed Captioning
Images
- Pixabay.com free use images
- Shutterstock.com paid images
- From Dave Bricker's Speak Inside the Box, with permission
Equipment Recommendations
Grateful to these folks for sharing their expertise:
- Gina Carr's Resource List
- Terry Brock, CSP, CPAE's Resource List
- Dave Bricker's Storytelling Expertise
Dr. Red Shoe's Favorites
- Microphone, Blue Yeti
- Webcam, Logitech Brio 4K
- Green Screen
- Power Hub
- LED lights on tripod x2
Psychology of Crisis and Disaster
Crisis Preparedness & Response
Are you ready?
Get Ready
- Prep for the Big Five Crisis Handout
- American Red Cross Essential Steps to Preparedness
- Emergency Ready
- Homeland Security Ready Kit
- American Red Cross: Reasons to Prepare
- ERG, Emergency Response Hazardous Materials Guidebook
Mobile Apps
- FEMA Mobile APP
- CodeRED Mobile Alert
- Disaster Assistance
Prepare My Business
Prepare My Community
Alerts
Difficult People
Difficult people are everywhere.
Sometimes its them.
Sometimes its you.
Ethics & Reputation
The elephant in any room. It's about what we do, don't do, and what we say to whom, where, when, and how.
- The Ethical Speaker
- What are ethics?
- Why do we misbehave?
- Your Responsibility
- Reporting an Incident
- Ethical Foundations
Military Teams & Families
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