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| March 2016 | Training Rotary leaders around the world | |
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| Note that all times listed below are Chicago time; check your local time. Alumni Association Presidents Panel Join us to hear about and discuss ways to engage your Rotary alumni and to strengthen their associations to your club. Hear from three featured presidents: Atif Bhatti, from Germany, and Heidi Resetarits and Christopher Uschnig, both from the United States. Register today: District Models for Submitting Strong Global Grants Join us for a discussion of how districts work to ensure the quality of their global grant application submissions. Panelists will share methods and answer your questions about the approval models their districts have created, some with assistance from The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers and members of Rotarian Action Groups. Register today: | |
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|  We’re exploring new ways to offer online courses to Rotarians and we want to hear from you. How does your district use Rotary’s Learning Center? Email us at learn@rotary.org with details on how you use e-learning to support your training efforts. Your responses could be featured in a future issue. | |
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| Maximizing participant engagement How do you maintain interest and keep participants engaged? Depending on the training topic, it can be difficult to continually harness energy in the classroom. One technique is to vary the types of activities in a session, and throughout your training event, to keep participants involved. Here are five rules for keeping your participants engaged. Do you have a training tip to share? Tell us at learn@rotary.org. | | |||
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| Training Talk is a monthly source of information on Rotary training events and resources for trainers wanting to improve their skills. Send questions and story ideas to learn@rotary.org.
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