FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a web seminar?  A web seminar is a tool for sharing information and learning than can be presented or participated in at any time, any where.  No travel or hotel costs are incurred. 

How is a web seminar presented?  All you need is a phone connection and a computer with a high-speed connection.   The presenter’s audio is delivered and heard via a conference call connection.  One listens to the presentation via the phone line and, at the same time, watches the presentation on a link supplied to the participant.  The presenter changes the slides as he/she covers the materials. 

How are questions from the participants fielded?  At the end of the presentation, participants are invited to ask questions.  Questions are fielded one-by-one through a web seminar host.  The presenter responds to the questions.

How long is the web seminar?  Web seminars last about 75 minutes including time for questions.

What if I can't attend a particular seminar?  Web seminars are captured on a CD ROM and on a link.  These available to those who want to purchase the audio and visual of the presentation through RLI. 

Who should I contact if I want more information regarding RLI web seminars or would like to submit a proposal for a web seminar? Contact Michele Cohen, Director of Education and Policy, at mcohen@realtors.org or at 312.329.8837.