What is a Teleseminar

What is a teleseminar?

A Teleseminar is a conference call, like a chat line. You and other registrants call a regular phone number at your class time and you are welcomed by the Teleseminar Leader. The Teleseminar begins promptly at the listed start time.

A Teleseminar is similar to a grad school discussion -- some lecture, some questions, some discussion.  If this is your first time taking a Teleseminar, you may wonder if and how it works. It just does. It's highly interactive and the 'flow' works well. You can listen and absorb and/or engage in the discussion. You can always ask questions of the Teleseminar Leader.

The Wellness Teleseminar here at Better-Leadership, The Balanced Leader: Wellness & Work, is five sessions that last 60 minutes each. One session is held each Tuesday at lunchtime for five consecutive weeks.

You do not need a computer in order to be in the class. All you need is a regular or cell phone. Note: the cost to call the bridge line is a standard long distance charge. For most cell phone plans, that is free. There are no conferencing fees.

Teleseminar Protocol

1. Call in at the scheduled time of class.
2. After dialing the main number you will be prompted to provide a pin number.  Please enter the pin number after the tone and press the # sign.
3. During the call, feel free to ask questions at the designated time after the presentation. Please say your name and let the presenter recognize you before you speak.
4. Please eliminate all background noise (children, TV, dogs, music). Anything you can hear, we can hear.
5. If your phone does not have a mute function, you can mute the call by pressing *6 on your phone, to reverse this function and begin speaking again simply press *6. (This code is a function of the teleseminar phone service that we use. It might not work for other teleseminar classes.)
6. Please disengage call waiting prior to the teleconference call. Check your local phone directory for instructions on disengaging call waiting.
7. If you can, please avoid using cell phones and cordless phones during the class calls. Cell phones and cordless phones frequently cause feedback and static that may disrupt the confrence call for others. 
8. Do not use computer-based dial-ups to call into the bridge line; the connection has a delay and that makes it difficult for others to understand what you are saying.

Technical stuff:

Our bridge line & pin code will always be the same. This information will be emailed to you once your purchase of the Wellness Workbook is confirmed.

For Technical Help:  Katie@better-leadership.com


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