ALL APRIL-MAY WEBINARS WILL BE RECORDED, NOT LIVE.

Click HERE to download the webinar time log.

GUIDELINES FOR NHS WEBINARS

i) Webinar should include positive and accurate information

• Only take information from credible sources.

• If stating personal advice, make sure it is constructive and positive in nature.

• Refrain from discussing controversial or negative subjects- remember, you are representing NHS!

ii) Presentation must be 5-10 minutes max

• There is no limit on the number of slides, but you must fit everything into the 5-10 minute time slot your team is alloted.

iii) You will be required to log all hours spent on this project

• Members can be awarded up to 8 hours per person per group.

• There is a minimum qualification time of 5 hours. This means that members in each group can get 5-8 hours of community service per webinar that they create and present.

iv) Participants must present webinar to committee a week before presentation

• We need to ensure that the information you put out is of good quality, so you must give a test-run presentation before you officially present the webinar.

v) Webinars will be recorded and posted on NHS website

• Put out good quality content that will be featured on our site long-term!

• Only volunteer to lead a webinar if you’re comfortable with being recorded and posted.

vi) Webinars will occur during select lunch times.

• Make sure your group has the same lunch schedule on the day you will be presenting to avoid scheduling conflicts.

vii) Group Composition

• Webinars can be created and presented by 1-3 members per group.

viii) Live vs. Pre-Recorded

• Your group is allowed to either present your webinar live or pre-record your presentation.

• If you choose to pre-record your webinar:

  • Your group must still be in attendance while it is being presented so you may answer any questions students may have

  • You must still present your webinar to the committee for approval a week before the official presentation