At CILIP\u00a0 Headquarters, London on Wednesday, 7 November, 2012 – 09:30 – 16:30<\/p>\n
Course Outline: Virtual teams are not a new way of working, and over the last three decades a great deal of research and experience has led to the establishment of a substantial amount of good practice in the management of virtual teams. However it seems that few organisations offer staff tuition in either how to participate in a virtual team, or in managing such a team.<\/p>\n Among the subjects to be covered will be: The course will be a mixture of presentations and group work to enable delegates to gain an insight into the benefits and challenges of virtual teams<\/p>\n Who should attend:<\/strong> Course Presenter:<\/strong> Martin White Costs (including lunch and refreshments): UKeiG members \u00a3160 + VAT at the current rate; others \u00a3200 + VAT at the current rate<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" At CILIP\u00a0 Headquarters, London on Wednesday, 7 November, 2012 – 09:30 – 16:30 Course Outline: No matter what the size of the organisation, working in a virtual team is now the way that discussions are held and decisions made. Often … Continue reading
\n<\/strong>No matter what the size of the organisation, working in a virtual team is now the way that discussions are held and decisions made. Often members of these teams are external to the organisation, and may well be in a different country and time zone.<\/p>\n
\n.\u00a0 Understanding why and how virtual teams differ from co-located teams
\n.\u00a0 Making good use of audio and video technologies
\n.\u00a0 Preparing for virtual team meetings
\n.\u00a0The best structure for a virtual team meeting
\n.\u00a0How to address the common challenges of virtual teams
\n.\u00a0Evaluating team performance
\n.\u00a0Developing training courses for virtual teams and team members<\/p>\n
\nAnyone who has to manage or participate in virtual team meetings and wishes to get the best out of other team members during and between meetings.<\/p>\n
\nThe course will be presented by Martin White, Managing Director, Intranet Focus Ltd. He has been involved in managing virtual teams for over thirty years, and regularly works with multi-national virtual teams as a key element of his consulting projects.<\/p>\n