Engagement in virtual training is often treated as a technology problem. More tools. More features. More tactics. But the real driver of engagement is connection, and connection is created through small, intentional actions.

In this practical and energizing webinar, Kassy LaBorie shares three simple actions that reliably create connection and, as a result, drive engagement in virtual training and webinars. These actions are easy to implement, require no new platforms, and work precisely because they focus on how people experience being seen, included, and comfortable in a tech-driven environment.

Drawing from real-world experience and audience insight, this session explores how intentionally using names signals attention and care, how to invite camera use in ways that feel purposeful and psychologically safe, and how sound or music can create emotional memory that strengthens engagement. Rather than adding more to your agenda, these actions help you use what you already have with greater intention.

This is not a session about forcing participation or performing energy. It is about designing moments of human connection that naturally increase engagement.

If you want better engagement in your virtual sessions, start by strengthening connection through these three small actions.

By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:

1. Use names intentionally to create connection that drives engagement, applying a simple practice for noticing, attempting, and confirming names in virtual sessions.
2. Invite camera use with clarity and empathy, setting expectations and modeling presence in ways that increase comfort and participation.
3. Use sound or music strategically to create emotional anchors that support attention, memory, and engagement in virtual training.