a slide from the webinar revealing behind-the-scenes glamour |
the real photo we were making Fussy Cuts blanket fr Craft Activism , designed by Mason Dixon Knitting |
My webinar is a one session online slide presentation--just like watching a normal slide talk without being in the same room as the presenter. Unlike an online class, you will not see me, the instructor. And me, the instructor, is very thankful, because this way I don't have to worry about what to wear* or that you will see the shmear of poison ivy on my cheek this week.
You will receive an email from GoToWebinar with log-on info, and a reminder of what time the webinar begins. When you log on, your browser window will have my opening slide on it, and off we'll go, I'll change images as we talk about them (I have alot of images and a lot to say). I'll be sitting here narrating the talk by phone, you'll hear it coming out of your computer. You don't have to download or acquire any software, but you need to be online.
Photography is a subject perhaps uniquely suited to the webinar format. You see a photo, I talk about it. I have to confess that I love taking webinars, but that is probably because all the ones I take are about the photo business. I have friends in the corporate world who cringe at the word webinar. It means they have to watch stultifyingly dull powerpoints in which the narrator reads bulleted sentence fragments, all about insurance regulations.
I promise we will not discuss insurance.
Here's a link again.** Best of all--the webinar is initially webcast live, but it is recorded, so if you do not have the free time to join me mid day Wednesday June 5th, you will receive an email within 48 hours of the live webcast telling you to go ahead and log on at your leisure. Those who watched live will receive the same email, in case you'd like to watch it again . All, or part and return later. Those who are watching live can type in questions. The Q&A will also be recorded, so you miss nothing.
Those who purchase by Wednesday 6/5 noon eastern can either join live, or soon after ( you'll be notified with 48 hrs). Those who don't sign on on by noon Wednesday will be able to access the webinar, but not till it goes in the Interweave shop, in about 2 weeks.
If you have questions about this all, feel free to send them to me ezisusATsnetDOTnet.
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*OK, I am going to be honest. Even though no one will see, I am still going to think about what to wear. And keep my fingers crossed that Bobo doesn't run into the room barking.** just noticed they reduced the price . Costs less than a skein of Silk Garden!
Who made that gorgeous blanket?
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking, I should have put it in the caption (just addedit now): it is the Fussy Cuts Blanket, which is in the book CraftActivism. It is designed by Ann Shayne and Kay Gardiner of Mason Dixon Knitting and is delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks for 'splainin'. Craftsy has been rather parsimonious with information about the webinar and how it works.
ReplyDeleteGlad to be of help--and, to be clear, it's an Interweave media production.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the word webinar in the world of day jobs makes me feel sleepy immediately. Or look for my knitting. You'll be great!
ReplyDeleteHi Gale, I have just signed up for the webinar and was glad you explained that we can take it at anytime. I am in Australia so may well be sound asleep in bed at that time.I am also trying to figure out the time here is Oz. It seems your EST differs depending on the state etc. When Interweave says 12 EST which EST do I look for?
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Margaret. Ps my copy of Shear Spirit is well worn!
spinningstones@yahoo.com.au
Signed up for the webinar, but how do I access it? Where do I sign in. No information from Knitting Daily about this.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Carol--no information about
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registering for it. And no word
from Interweave either! It would be great if you could let us know how we're going to get it. And is it 12 Eastern Standard Time? Aren't you on Daylight Savings Time? It's just that I'm trying to figure the time for Montana.
Thanks! Gail ghanowell@hotmail.com
Sorry for any confusion ! You will receve an email from GoToWebinar with a reminder of the start time, and log-on info. (I'll suggest to Interweave that they let registrants know this--it does seem odd to leave you wondering about such a crucial detail).
ReplyDeleteThe timing is noon Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday June 5, in the US. (all the states in our time zone are the same time) If you consult an international clock, we are the same timezone as New York.
Let me know what you thin afterwards! Thanks for signing up.
I really enjoyed the webinar. I went home and dug out my Nikon 50mm and hope the D5100 will like it. I have a translucent patio roof and lots of shade at the farm. Have yet to play with reflectors much.
ReplyDeleteI also fell in love with Granny Greenbag and had to buy the book to make one.
I missed the webinar yesterday (and I even registered!). Link says it is closed. How do I access it now?
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Hi Gale,
ReplyDeleteI missed the webinar alrogether. Do you plan on having another one sometime in the near future? If so, can I get on the mailing list so that I can join in.
Hi Linafha,
ReplyDeleteThe webinar was recorded, and will be available ,exactly as it was live, in about 10 days from the Interweave store. The Q&A,which lasted about 1/23 hour, will be included--so although you can't ask questions, there is a decent chance someone else asked what you might have.
Aside from that, I would love to do another one, so, stay tuned!
Cynthiacc-and anyone else in the same boat- please send me an email at EZISUSatSNETdotNET and I will make sure you get the link. You should have received the link from Interweave and/or GoToWebinar but it is possible there was a glitch for a few people. I am so sorry for the inconvenience-and for any frustration it caused.
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