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Q&A Webinar

Convenient, accessible community interaction.

Inviting Conversations

UrbanTalk Q&A Webinars take the place of traditional in person Q&A sessions with local communities. We’re bringing these forums onto people’s devices so they can participate at their convenience. This opens up the chance to invite more people to be part of the conversation.

This format enables a direct dialogue with the community. In stark contrast to speaking opposite a crowd, a webinar disarms this confrontational dynamic, putting all parties on equal footing and allowing a more conversational interaction.

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The move to digital

In person Q&A sessions can often be confrontational and unproductive. Webinars can be more effectively mediated and be held more regularly. This change to a more flexible arrangement has the potential to reach a far greater audience than would typically attend a traditional Q&A. These webinars offer an opportunity to encourage far greater collaboration with the community.

Webinar Recordings

People shouldn’t be left out if they miss a live webinar. The benefit of holding these digital sessions is that they can be easily recorded and posted on a project page to be accessed at any time. This gives these Q&A webinars greater longevity than their traditional, in person counterparts.

The Impact of COVID-19

With the spectre of the COVID-19 pandemic still looming over the world, organising any type of in person event runs the risk of being delayed, cancelled or a spreader event. In response, there has been a shift in consumer habits and business practice, moving towards a more flexible on-demand model that uses digital delivery methods. UrbanTalk Q&A Webinars are a direct response to these changes.

How it works

Mark out a date for your project’s Q&A Webinar. We do the rest!

Includes:

Notifying Residents

Scheduling

Assist with Creating a Presentation

Running and Mediating the Event

Recording the Session

Hosting the Recording

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UrbanTalk acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of this nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.