VP Induction Webinar
VP Induction Webinar
This 60 minute webinar provides Vital Professionals with an overview of the Vital In-house Professional Development Partnership and their role within it.
Vital Professionals should sign up to take this webinar as soon as possible after their school joins the Vital In-house Professional Development Partnership, having worked through the handbook up to and including Section 1.12.
By the end of this webinar you should:
understand:
- your role as a Vital Professional and the role of the SLT lead
- the scope of the Vital In-house Professional Development Partnership
- the elements of the Vital Professional Programme;
know:
- where to go to get help with your Vital Professional role;
have:
- ‘met’ some other Vital Professionals
- had a chance to ask any questions about Vital, the Vital In-house Professional Development Partnership and the Vital Professional Programme.
In order to take this webinar you must be a Vital Professional.
To register for this webinar please click on the 'Register Now' button at the foot of this page.
To access this webinar on Tuesday 20th March click here
Before you join this webinar you need to:
- make sure Blackboard CollaborateTM runs on your computer (see the Collaborate Setup Guide for help on how to do this)
- have worked through the Vital Professional Handbook and completed steps 1.1 to 1.12 inclusive (This includes having completed an Introduction to Video Conferencing webinar)
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have watched the two screencasts IPDP Overview and VPP Overview
During the webinar you will need uninterrupted use of a computer which:
- will run Blackboard CollaborateTM
- is connected to the internet
- has a working headset with microphone
Webinar tips:
Video conferencing can seem intimidating at first, but you will rapidly get the hang of it once you are in a webinar. The most critical step is to ensure that Blackboard CollaborateTM will run on your computer well in advance of the first webinar you wish to attend. The Collaborate Setup Guide shows you how to check this.
It’s also important to log in to the webinar itself 5- 10 minutes early to establish a connection and to allow time to test your microphone and headphone settings. Once you have logged into the webinar you will see instructions on how to do this and there will be a facilitator on hand to help sort out any problems.
For more information on using Blackboard CollaborateTM download the - “Getting started for participants quick reference guide”
For a more in-depth and personal familiarisation session take part in a free Introduction to Video Conferencing webinar - you can find details of when they run in the Events calendar.
Webinars run much like a face to face seminar, but for a guide to the do’s and don’ts of video conferencing you can download our netiquette guide.
