Getting ready as a tutor: Designing interactive online workshops

This workshop prepares you for your role as a tutor in our data courses for non-profits. You will learn how to design interactive workshops and live sessions and actively engage participants. We will discuss your role as a tutor, provide you with tips and tricks for moderating, and show you how to make your tutorials lively, structured, and motivating.

Contents:

• The role of a tutor: How to clearly define your role and provide targeted support to participants.
• Addressing participants: Methods for explaining complex topics in a simple way and dealing with difficult situations in tutorials.
• Procedure and structure: How to plan a live session, formulate learning objectives, and use the available time effectively.
• Moderation and activation: Practical tips for moderation and proven methods for engaging participants in online teaching.

Target group:
The workshop is aimed at volunteer tutors who support non-profit organizations in our data courses or are interested in doing so. However, the workshop content can be used generally for designing and conducting online workshops.

Format:

• 1-hour interactive online workshop.
• Exchange with other committed individuals.
• You will receive a certificate of participation for taking part.

Learning objectives:
After the workshop ...

• ...you understand your role as a tutor and can you effectively support participants,
• ...you know how to structure online sessions effectively,
• ...you are familiar with activating methods and moderation techniques,
• ...you will be better prepared to respond to challenges in the tutorial.

If you have any questions about the workshop, please contact our education team (education@correlaid.org).

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Our Data4Good Volunteering workshop series prepares you for your involvement with CorrelAid – whether you want to participate in data projects or assist with our data courses as a tutor. Participation is voluntary, but it will provide you with valuable knowledge, practical tips, and confidence for your involvement. You will also receive a certificate of participation, and your participation may be considered positively when you apply to work on a project.