The IAFE CyberSeminars
VIRTUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Upcoming CyberSeminar Events
Safety & Security Boot Camp: Crowd Management Best Practices and Crowd Psychology What should you have in your toolkit?
May 25, 2023 | 2:00pm Central
Safety & Security Boot Camp: De-escalation – What is it and what do I need to know? This course will review the best practices for crowd management. Events and venues have the responsibility to keep their attendees safe. Current events and media headlines have highlighted the important of having trained crowd managers, sufficient entrances/exits for … Read more
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Let’s Talk – Sensory Events/Activities at Fairs
June 7, 2023 | 2:00pm Central
Join us for a discussion about sensory events and accommodations at member fairs. Our panelists will describe what they are currently doing to accomodate individuals who have autism or sensory processing disorders, how they coordinate with fair partners ( i.e. carnivals), their community and stakeholders. Panelists will share their successes and challenges!
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Safety & Security Boot Camp: Creating and Utilizing Effective Training Programs (Volunteers/ Staff/Board)
June 22, 2023 | 2:00pm Central
Safety & Security Boot Camp: Creating and Utilizing Effective Training Programs (Volunteers/ Staff/Board) A course that will provide attendees with tools to organize and conduct live training. Review tools that can assist your organization in their response (App utilization), pre meetings with volunteers and the security team. What should be communicated to whom at the … Read more
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Government and Community Relations (IFM #107)
September 13, 2023 | 2:00pm Central
This course provides an overview of the various types of relationships fairs have with governing bodies, explores ideas for creating good relationships, the importance of demonstrating public value, and coalition building. Introduces ideas for working with and for the community and the role a fair plays within their community. This is an Insitute of Fair Management for credit course – all member’s welcome!
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Safety & Security Boot Camp: Communications
September 21, 2023 | 2:00pm Central
Safety & Security Boot Camp: Communications How do we communicate we are a safe event without saying “we are a safe event.” Are your words matching your actions? Is your team prepared for incident communications? (Preparedness and proactive) Keeping your finger on the pulse – what role do you play? This course addresses How to … Read more
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How do I Register for a CyberSeminar?
1. Register Online
Registration involves logging onto the IAFE secure site for payment of fees by credit card. To register for a CyberSeminar as an IAFE member, you MUST be logged into the IAFE site.
2. Verify Registration
You will be sent a confirming e-mail message, and a login link. Most CyberSeminars are presented on the Zoom platform* and registration within Zoom may be required. For those participating in the Institute of Fair Management courses (via GoToWebinar platform) It is critical that you complete the second registration step, registering in GoToWebinar. This step must be completed to receive IFM credit. You will receive a final confirmation e-mail which contains the log-on information, dial-in phone number (toll charges apply), and passcodes to use.
3. Attend Online
Technology makes it convenient for members to log-on to the Internet and dial in to a conference call from the convenience of their office or home. A high-speed Internet connection is recommended to view the seminars. Using the final confirmation e-mail which contains the log-on information, dial-in to the phone number (toll charges apply) and enter passcodes.
LET’S TALK – VIRTUAL ROUND TABLES SESSIONS
Let’s Talk, virtual sessions are timely, industry relevant discussions. The IAFE works closely with IAFE committees and others to develop the virtual round table topics. A casual atmosphere to engage in conversation and learn from industry peers. Let’s Talk sessions are FREE for all IAFE members.
Registration is by site, so members are encouraged to gather additional staff, volunteers, or board members around the computer and phone to join in for this learning experience. Each CyberSeminar lasts approximately 60 minutes. We urge you to log on at least five minutes to the start time in order to insure you can access the website and view the presentation screen.
Have an idea for a CyberSeminar topic?
Please contact Lori Hart if you have an idea for a CyberSeminar topic.
Check back often to find the updated CyberSeminar schedule. All members will be notified by the Network Newsletter (e-mail) when CyberSeminars are scheduled.