Webinars

Oxford recognises that it is not always possible to attend a workshop. We have therefore introduced a webinar program as part of our Professional Support Program. Run from an Internet browser, webinars enable participants to log in and participate from any location with an Internet connection. There is no need to travel to attend.

Webinars in 2012
Our 2012 webinar program is currently being prepared and will be available soon.

Recently held webinars
Links to recent webinars are included below:
Introducing Oxford Big Ideas: Science
Introducing Oxford Big Ideas: History
Introducing Oxford Big Ideas: Mathematics
Introducing Oxford Big Ideas: English

What is a Webinar?
If you are from a country school, interstate or can't make it to a workshop, webinars let you participate. A webinar is a web-delivered seminar. It is conducted over the Internet with a presenter leading the workshop.

Participants can:

• hear the presenter
• 'chat' with the moderator, presenter and other participants
• receive handouts and materials
• participate from staffroom, home or their office
• involve their whole faculty
• watch the event again later.

No special software is required to participate in a webinar. All you need is Internet access and a web browser on your computer. We will send the link once you have registered. Webinar participants will receive a certificate of participation.

How to register for a webinar
To register for a webinar simply email Tina Cornell and include your name, school and indicate which webinar you wish to participate in. Please include date and subject in the body of your email.

Watch a webinar
It is also possible to watch a webinar session after the event. Click on the above links to view recently held webinars.