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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a teleseminar?
Will I have a chance to ask
questions of the speakers?
Is there a group rate? Can
multiple people participate from one location?
May I record the teleseminar?
What is an MP3 file?
I would prefer to read the
transcript of the call instead of attending the live event. How
can I get the transcript?
How do I read a PDF file?
Is the transcript reviewed and
edited?
What happens if I pay for the
live teleseminar and miss the call because of a scheduling conflict?
I can’t attend the live
program but would still like to get the information. How can I do
that?
If I can’t attend the
call, what is the estimated delivery time for the other ways the
program is available?
Why does it take longer to get
the CD?
I would like to earn nursing
contact hours for the program. How do I do that?
Are the contact hours granted
by Taylor College good anywhere in the US?
If I don’t want contact
hours, where to I send the program evaluation form?
Do you offer teleseminars that
have been approved for CLE for attorneys?
What is a teleseminar?
A teleseminar is a lecture that takes place over the phone.
Our lectures are conducted as interviews between the moderator and
the guest. If you want to participate in the live program, you will
purchase the right to be part of the call and be given a phone number
and a conference ID number to use at the time of the call. A few
minutes before the teleseminar is to begin, you will call that number
and will be connected to the teleseminar. You may also listen live
over the web through a flashplayer, Windows Media or a popup player.
You will listen in on the seminar as the moderator (Pat
Iyer) interviews the guest speaker.
Will I have a chance to ask questions
of the speakers?
Yes, you will have a chance to type in questions in advance
of the program, which will be emailed to Pat Iyer. When you register
for the phone call, you will be sent a link that enables you to
send questions, and also gives you the phone number to call and
the conference code.
Is there a group rate? Can multiple people
participate from one location?
Yes. Multiple people can listen in and ask questions by
sharing a speakerphone in a conference room, for example. The group
rate is listed on each teleseminar purchase page.
May I record the teleseminar?
No, the call will be recorded by the teleseminar company. A recording
of the call, in the form of a CD or MP3 file, will be available
for sale after the call.
What is an MP3 file?
This is a file that you download onto your computer and listen to
on an MP3 player or Ipod or with speakers or a headset directly
from your computer.
I would prefer to read the transcript
of the call instead of attending the live event. How can I get the
transcript?
We will have the call transcribed and send the PDF transcript
of the call once the transcript is ready. Just select the transcript
option when you place your order.
How do I read a PDF file?
Go to www.adobe.com
and download the free
Adobe Reader.
Is the transcript reviewed and edited?
Yes, it is lightly edited. Accurate transcription is verified before
it is finalized.
What happens if I pay for the live teleseminar
and miss the call because of a scheduling conflict?
Just let us know you missed the call and we will send you
either the transcript as a PDF file or the MP3 file at no additional
charge.
I can’t attend the live program
but would still like to get the information. How can I do that?
We will sell the CD and MP3 file after the call, and will
have the transcript for sale after it has been prepared.
If I can’t attend the call, what
is the estimated delivery time for the other ways the program is
available?
The MP3 file will be ready in three to five days.The transcript
will be ready in about five days.
The CD will be ready in three weeks.
Why does it take longer to get the CD?
We need to send the audiofile to the company that reproduces
the CDs. The company burns the CD and sends it to us for approval.
After we approve of the quality of the image and recording, orders
can be filled.
I would like to earn nursing contact hours
for the program. How do I do that?
We are able to grant nursing contact hours through an arrangement
with Taylor College. Each 1 hour teleseminar has been approved for
1 contact hour. All you have to do is print out the evaluation form
and post test, complete both documents, and mail with a check for
$15.00 to Taylor College. The provider is approved by the California
Board of Registered Nursing, provider number CEP-3285. CE credit
is accepted in all states that require mandatory continuing education
for relicensure. Call 1-800-743-4006 with CE questions. There will
be a $15 fee, paid directly to the provider, only if you need the
CE certificate.
Are the contact hours granted by Taylor
College good anywhere in the US?
Yes, they are. Any specific questions related to contact
hours should be directed to Norman Heavens at Taylor College, 1-800-743-4006.
If I don’t want contact hours, where
to I send the program evaluation form?
The evaluation form should be sent to Pat Iyer at 260 Route
202-31, Suite 200, Flemington, NJ 08822. We encourage you to give
us feedback.
Do you offer teleseminars that have been
approved for CLE for attorneys?
No, not at this time.
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