Live E-Communication with vitero:
- Simple and intuitive handling
- Moderation possible
- Based on scientific findings
- Very flexible and adaptable
- Tab-proof due to servers in Germany
vitero Trainer
The advanced training to become a vitero trainer is designed for everyone who regularly communicates content in vitero inspire. In two online sessions, you will learn how you can routinely use moderation techniques and tools that are established in presence, even in virtual space. You will also receive practical tips for designing lively and interactive sessions that use all the advantages of virtual space in a methodologically and didactically meaningful way.
At a glance:
- Goal: Design and moderate live online trainings in vitero
- Target group: Trainers, lecturers, those interested in further training and personnel development
- Requirements: vitero basic training
- Duration: 2 x 120 minutes (online in vitero inspire) plus self-study units
- Group size: 4 – 6 participants
- Handout: Training materials and exercises
- Certificate: Participants receive a certificate as a vitero trainer
- Detailed description: Download here
- Safe operation and explanation of vitero basic functions and communication channels
- Present content in vitero, e. g. via screen sharing
- Use vitero interaction and moderation tools routinely
- Advanced moderation techniques (e. g. card query, brainstorming, small groups in adjoining rooms, ...)
- Design of lively, interactive sessions (didactic conception, storyboard creation)
- In-depth online moderation & self-management
- Notes on possible technical faults (troubleshooting)
- Conception and presentation of your own short moderation (approx. 10 min) including trainer and group feedback
- Succesfull completion of the vitero basic training
- Basic computer skills (no previous knowledge of online communication required)
- Windows PC or Mac with internet connection (at least 4 Mbit / s recommended for download and upload), PC headset, webcam (optional) *
* Please note the system requirements. Each participant is responsible for their own hardware.
