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786 - 40% of Webinar Folks Are No-Shows; Procter & Gamble Learning Honored

Learning TRENDS by Elliott Masie - August 22, 2013.
#786 - Updates on Learning, Business & Technology.
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1. The Magic 40% Figure on Webinar No-Shows :)
2. Procter & Gamble’s Learning Honored.

1. The Magic 40% Figure on Webinar No-Shows :) There are some unspoken trends in every field. In the world of webinars, it is the 40% No-Show Predictor. Almost every organization reports that AT LEAST 40% of the people who register or reserve time for a one-hour webinar will become no-shows of the live event. This may change if it is more of a management meeting or there are real consequences for non-attendance. But, in most situations, if 100 people reserve a space, expect about 40% or more to become no-shows. Some of the reasons may be:

* If the event is streamable, many choose to view/listen to that at a more convenient time.
* Some love the fast forward options of a non-live version.
* Stuff Happens! Daily business realities conflict with the scheduled webinar.
* “I Won’t Be Missed” - many workers feel webinars are more and more optional.
* “It is Too Long!” - there are many 12-minute topics that get stretched to 60 minutes.

And, there may be other reasons. I’d love to hear from Learning TRENDS readers about this number in their organization. Send me a note about your own experience with the Webinar “No Show Rate” and I’ll summarize them into a non-attributable summary next week. Send it to emasie@masie.com

2. Procter & Gamble’s Learning Honored: We are honored to present the Learning 2013 Spotlight Award to Procter & Gamble and Ann Schulte, their Global Learning & Development Leader.

P&G is a 176 year old corporation and the learning team is engaged in a learning transformation.

“Ann Schulte from Procter and Gamble will be discussing how she and her team are driving the innovation necessary to build successful leaders over the course of a career. Ann has been involved with transforming P&G’s global curriculum, rebranding learning in a build-from-within culture, and engaging both learners, and leaders as teachers, with new methods and technologies.”

Details at: http://www.learning2013.com/blog/item/spotlightpg.html

Yours in learning,

Elliott Masie
Host, Learning 2013

email: emasie@masie.com
twitter: @emasie

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