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We are now developing our new season of online seminars and we'd love to have you join us. Our well-received webinars are conducted using the easy to use Elluminate/Blackboard Collaborative software. If you have an area of expertise that you'd like to share, it's easy to present, from your home, or office if you have an internet connection, headphone mic and webcam.
We do all the work for you including publicizing your event, selling the "tickets" and moderating the seminar. All you need do is create your PowerPoint slides, plan your workshop (usually 60-90 minutes in length) and conduct the session at a time of your choosing.
We offer presenters 40% of all the registration fees and subsequent on-demand sales of the recorded workshop (if that is your wish to permit.)
To find out more, call Michael Keany at 631 828-9100.
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Dear Tom:
I would love you to do a webinar! All I would need from you at this point would be a blurb on the workshop(s) you might like to offer and a short bio. I'll get back to you with possible dates in the Fall.
Regards,
Mike
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