DSF’s Educational Webinars
The Digital Signage Federation, independent not-for-profit trade organization serving the digital signage industry, is making available an entire program of interactive, educational webinars for its members and initially, inviting non-members to participate as a free trial.
The webinar series will be conducted by notable industry experts the second Wednesday of every month beginning Sept. 8, at 2 pm EST. The program will kick off with ‘Turning on Digital Signage’, part of the Digital Signage Expert’s series. Alan Brawn, principal of Brawn Consulting, Vista, California, who will be leading the first webinar session, is also Chair of the Federation’s Education Committee.
“The Federation is launching this webinar series in response to requests in a recent member survey for accessible and continuous educational opportunities,” says Brawn. “The program is designed to educate, inspire, and motivate individuals interested and involved in the digital signage industry. The topics would be under the umbrella of the 7 Key Elements of Digital Signage as well as the new educational Conference Series structure of the DSE that is being launched next year. The webinars will be impartial, agnostic, and vendor neutral in nature and represent a true cross section of our industry.”
Rich Cooley, chairman of the DSF, says, “While the benefits of such a program are many and perhaps even obvious, the major benefits for the digital signage community is that the DSF listens and the new Educational Series is further proof of the organization’s dedication to the growth of its constituents and is the place to go for digital signage education.”
Members and non-members may reserve seats free of charge on a “first come” basis at https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/277144451 until the session fills. The first free webinar is on Wednesday, Sept. 8. The program will run one hour beginning at 2 pm EDT/2pm CDT/11am PDT..
For more information about or to join the DSF, visit www.digitalsignagefederation.org.
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