Web lecture

Today I did my first web lecture. From the office in my bedroom I ran a session in Sweden on detached youth work. I could see the class in front of me and we were able to do some group work and one to one questioning. It was strange to say the least but generally went quite well. I had the window open and was very aware and self conscious that as i lectured, people outside could be wondering what was going on, especially when i heard the postman delivering mail. Although I reasoned later that as they couldn’t see me they would think I was just talking loudly to someone in the house. I was able to run most of the session as usual, and use slides etc, but really missed out on picking up some of the body language, and non verbal cues, even though when idividuals responded they zoomed into who ever was talking. Hope i didn’t bore them stupid. It is always hard communicating in different cultures but it really made me realise how reliant I am on reactionary work, and going with the direction the group seem to need to go. I havent much of clue yet how it worked from their end, the fact that they had my face to watch over the projector was probably off putting enough!

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3 thoughts on “Web lecture

  1. Hi Richard!

    I think you were great yesterday, not so good picture but it worked anyway =).

    Working with detached youth work is something we need more of, we most come to the youths and create good relationships. I think as a leader you can not be to “perfect”, you most meet the youths on there levels.

    Thanks for a good lesson.

    / Sandra in FL2

  2. Hey there! Yes, me to had a good time yesterday. I was encuraged by some of the thoughts you had. Specially the way of getting in contact with youth. I sometimes feel like I have to be forward and chat to everyone. I feel like I can maybe be a little more “layed back”. Anyways, thanx for a good time. God bless u. Rock on.

  3. Hello!

    Thank you for a great lesson. It was interestning to hear it from you. =)

    Good luck to you and your work!

    /Elaine

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