How to Get Started in Hybrid Craft Guild Meetings On Demand Course
Is your guild trying to connect in-person and remote members but struggling with where to begin?
This is an on demand, online course hosted on our website and packed with advice and information.
If you’re feeling excited but not sure where to begin to present your guild meetings online and in-person at the same time, you’re not alone.
That’s exactly why we created this course.
How to Get Started with Hybrid Craft Guild Meetings gives you a simple, clear plan to launch your first hybrid meeting—without stress, guesswork, or expensive equipment.
Hybrid meetings connect remote teachers and guild members to your in person event using technology like Zoom and audiovisual equipment
$59
Includes permanent access to content for 2 people from your guild
Hello Susan, Thank you for putting together this course on having Hybrid Meetings. We have been doing Hybrid meetings since the pandemic using borrowed equipment from members. We continue to struggle with the time it takes, and the equipment needed. This is a great course to organize what we need and how to approach the whole process to get a better output. Thanks for the resources and helpful hints. I look forward to looking into some of the equipment items shared during the Q & A zoom discussion as well as in the course itself. I look forward to ongoing resources from this group.
This course helped demystify the whole hybrid meeting process. The videos and downloadable handouts are a great resource and will help as our guild ventures into this new world.
This course gives a clear presentation on how to start hybrid meetings, what you need, and some tips and tricks even for those of us who are currently attempting this type of meeting. It has videos and we print check lists you can then take and make your own, edit and print for your guild. It also makes the process expalainable to others that need to be encouraged to help with the hybrid meetings.
Even though we've not done a hybrid meeting, I found the information and printables to be very helpful. I loved the basic reminders, such as bringing chargers and extra batteries. :)
I know this information will be helpful as we step into this new world. I would give this 5 stars and I know I'll be referring back to this as we move into this new facet of life. Thank you for putting together this vast amount of information for our use!!! It is incredible!!
We’ve talked to craft guild leaders across the world who want to keep their members involved, no matter where they are or how they join.
Susan Couch
Susan Couch is an avid quilter, art quilter, newish knitter, and serves on the board of her local needle arts guild to run hybrid meetings. She has learned much from being in more than one guild (at the same time) and working with many guild leaders at Global Quilt Connection. Her mission is to make sure guild representatives have the available resources to find and host the best virtual teachers for their guilds.
Susan began crafting and sewing at an early age, but was encouraged to pursue a career in engineering and business. She eventually left that profession and after hand making costumes for a French Quarter walking parade with her dog, she purchased a preloved sewing machine. Soon after that she was teaching people how to use their sewing machines at a local shop, where she discovered that art and quilting are her sewing passions. She exhibits her work locally and donates to SAQA benefit auctions.
Course Pricing
How to Get Started in Hybrid Craft Guild Meetings
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Hybrid meetings don’t have to be hard. This course was built for people who want to include remote members in guild meetings.
