Course Proposal Application for Webinar Presentation

An Overview of TSEA Webinars

TSEA monthly webinars are a primary education resource for completing your CME and CME/H accreditation requirements. Our webinars are designed and planned to keep our members and non-members current on the most effective techniques used by many of the most successful trade show and exhibit thought leaders and managers. TSEA currently offers 24 webinars each year. Each webinar is scheduled at 2:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on the date indicated on the invitation and lasts for one hour which includes Q & A.

TSEA's Webinar Faculty

Our webinar faculty is chosen by TSEA's Education Committee. Committee members either have direct knowledge of the proposed faculty member's qualifications as a major industry leader knowledgeable about the topic suggested and/or direct experience in attending other education programs presented by the proposed faculty member.

How Webinar Topics are Chosen

Guidelines for the topics necessary to achieve CME and CME/H certification are developed by TSEA' Education Committee. Industry leaders are encouraged to submit a Webinar Presentation Proposal Application which is reviewed and evaluated monthly by our Education Committee. Committee members also personally contact industry leaders to present on specific topics necessary to complete CME and CME/H certification.

CME and CME/H Credits

One tenth of one CEU (Continuing Education Unit) of CME or CME/H credit is provided to each registrant who attends the webinar and who takes the post-webinar test and evaluation. CME and CME/H registrants will have seven days to complete and return the post-webinar examination and evaluation to receive their applicable credit, providing that the registrant receives a successful score of 80% or better on the examination.

Webinar Accreditation Records

Approximately one week after submitting a post-webinar examination and evaluation, webinar registrants will receive a copy of his/her current CME or CME/H total certification credits. This report lists credits earned for each education program including the webinar last attended.

How Webinars are Promoted

Approximately one week before a scheduled webinar, TSEA members and others who have requested to be on TSEA’s webinar notification list will receive an electronic invitation to register for the webinar through our Cvent affiliate. Cvent’s invitation includes instructions on how to register and pay for attending an upcoming webinar.

TSEA also promotes its webinars on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Registration for webinars closes 48 hour before the scheduled webinar. After the registration closes, registrants will be sent the access information for their webinar. Registrants will be asked to confirm that they have received their access information for the webinar for which they have registered. .

Individuals or groups who have prepaid for their webinars at a discounted rate are sent special instructions for registering directly with TSEA and not through Cvent. If you have any question about registering for prepaid webinars, contact Gordon Nary at 312-949-5794 or via email to gnary@tsea.org.

If you do not receive our electronic webinar invitations and want to be included on our webinar mailing list, please register in the upper right corner of this webpage above the request “I would like to receive webinar evites.”

Webinar Registrations
Non TSEA Member	75.00
Non-Member CME Candidate	70.00
TSEA Member	40.00
TSEA Member CME or CME Candidate	35.00

Prepaid Webinars

TSEA offers its members substantial bulk discounts on webinars through its Prepaid Webinar Program. A prepayment of $160.00 entitles you to five webinars. A prepayment of $400.00 entitles you to thirteen webinars. For information on how to prepay for webinars, contact Cami Morello at 312-949-5797 or via email at cmorello@tsea.org.

TSEA Webinar Schedule

Please check this schedule frequently since new webinars will be added monthly.

Date	Title	Faculty	Details
January 28, 2010	Guiding Internal Customers for Better Results	Keith Reznick	view
February 11, 2010	What Every Exhibit and Event Planner Needs to Know about Virtual Events	Susan Friedmann, CSP	view
March 11, 2010	How to Use Social Networking Effectively in Events	Gabe Zichermann	view
March 25, 2010	The Art of Effective Boothmanship	Charles Allen	view
April 08, 2010	Interactive Technologies on the Show Floor	Gavin Finn and Michael Rapp	view
April 29, 2010	Turn Trade Show Leads into Sales	Barry Siskind	view
May 13, 2010	Booth Sizzle	Ann Windham	view
June 15, 2010	Navigating Internal Processes	Keith Reznick	view
June 24, 2010	One Size Does Not Fit All	Ryan Klemm	view
August 19, 2010	Tactics and Methodologies to Improve Your Meeting	Anne Trompeter	view
August 26, 2010	Ensure your Booth Creates an Experiential Environment for Your Visitors	Barry Siskind	view
Sep 02, 2010	Potentials of Integrating Web Tools with Live Events	Richard Norby	view
Sep 09, 2010	Design Panel	Joel Chaiken	view
September 16, 2010	Effective Promotion	Ann Windham	view
October 14, 2010	Four Point Marketing Strategy	Ann Windham	view
October 28, 2010	Avoid Booth Staff Duds: Thirteen Essentials You Must Know to Guarantee a Top Notch Team	Susan Friedmann, CSP	view
Dec 02, 2010	Negotiating for Mutual Gain	Keith Reznick	view