Webinar

If you're looking through all of the different ways that you can study across Canada then you will quickly notice that technology is making a big difference to this world. You don't even need to be in the same city to study medicine at the University of Western Ontario (UWO.ca) or to take some classes in engineering to design pump parts and assemblies in order to finish out your diploma. One of the ways that people are improving how they learn through online resources is by attending webinars.

The word webinar is a combination between the World Wide Web and the word seminar. This is essentially a class that is taught using streaming video or an uploaded video rather than the people watching actually needing to be in the same classroom. There are many ways that this could be useful to someone who is currently in an education program. Some people might just want to watch a few short videos to help them understand how to use MLS listings when they are a real estate agent while others might do almost an entire degree attending online classes.

Whether you're planning on a career working with robotic machinery or want to work in finance, you will find that there are likely ways that you can now include some kind of webinars into your education. But, while this might be a more convenient option, it might not be the best choice for everyone. You need to first decide if you are the type of person who can learn from a screen rather than being in the same room as your professor. If you're the sort who likes to ask a lot of questions to help you grasp the concept of how things work or what is going on in third world relief across the world then online webinars might not be for you.

There are some programs that are using webinars to their full potential by having what is called satellite campuses. This means that you go to class with all of your fellow students the way that you would if you were training to work or attend classes in graphic design. You have class in real time and can even participate the way students do who are in the same lecture hall as the teacher. This form of learning uses two cameras - one that the students can see that is focused on the teacher and another that is meant for the teacher to see his or her class. This option might be cheaper or more convenient for students then attending classes right at that institution and you might want to look into satellite programs near you.





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