Consulting Services: Live Virtual Program Support
Whether you’re a novice using interactive videoconferencing (IVC) for the first time, or an experienced content provider wanting to enhance your use of the technology, CILC consulting services and workshops will put you at ease as you master the techniques of quality program development and delivery.
Facility design is crucial to a successful distance learning initiative. CILC’s staff of museum professionals assists cultural organizations with design issues regarding placement of IVC equipment. Issues such as lighting, sound, and crowd management all play a role in determining the best scenario for delivering interactive video programming.
A clear implementation plan is essential to a successful initiative. Working with key staff of the cultural organization, CILC designs a plan which guides staff through the necessary components of launching the distance learning initiative.
Observe a distance program delivered by an organization similar to yours. Learn from long-time pros the characteristics of successful delivery and interaction. This would be a 45 minute live program or recording of one followed by a 15 minute discussion with a CILC staffer.
CILC examines your organization’s key content areas and existing educational programs, facilitating design and development of new programs and/or adapting current offerings to a successful interactive video format.
To ensure on-going program success, CILC evaluates programs or new scripts and gives valuable feedback and suggestions for improvement.
CILC evaluates pilot programs. Providing an appropriate audience, CILC assists with communication, gathers feedback and guides the provider through program modifications.
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Our Content Providers Say It Best....
"My goal was to learn from an expert what I needed to know to have a successful IVC program here at the museum. CILC was perfect. Tami at CILC was knowledgeable, had personal experience in a museum setting, and was realistic in terms of equipment needs, spatial requirements, technology, and time commitment. Her interaction with my staff helped them gain a better understanding of what we are embarking on as well. It was the best money I could have invested in our future success.” Sherrod Sturrock, Deputy Director, Calvert Marine Museum
Contact Tami Moehring, Director of Member Relations, 507-215-3705.