Beyond Proving Them Wrong: How to Navigate Online Conflicts with Michał Pręgowski, PhD
Timing: Available Now| Duration: 2 hr | Format: Video | Presenter: Michał Pręgowski | CCPDT: 2 CEUs| IAABC: CEUs pending | Price: $29
Fascinating information on all aspects of the "computer mediated communication" that we are all involved in these days! Dr Pregowski is an expert in this fie...
Read MoreFascinating information on all aspects of the "computer mediated communication" that we are all involved in these days! Dr Pregowski is an expert in this field and a very amiable presenter. Thank you so much.
Read LessOur field is riven with conflicts. If you want to train dogs, talk with dog trainers or just hang around online, you must learn how to negotiate contentious ...
Read MoreOur field is riven with conflicts. If you want to train dogs, talk with dog trainers or just hang around online, you must learn how to negotiate contentious subjects. Social media management skills are just as important for many of us to learn as how to train dogs, yet there's been a dearth of good resources until now. This webinar was super helpful. In his calm manner, Michal nailed the important concepts of communicating online. There was loads of info on what it is, how it works, how it differs from "IRL" and in what specific ways we can manage it better - including opting out entirely. Loved it, watched it over several hours (stopping to pause and think) and plan to watch again soon. Thank you, Michal and Grisha.
Read LessThe Internet brings us together despite physical distance, national borders, and sanitary limitations. I love that dog trainers can share training techniques with each other and help dogs across the globe. Unfortunately, it's also a space that's dangerous to mental health, where people are easily aggravated and prone to treat each other without much empathy.
We’ve all been there, either taking sides and actively trying to prove others wrong in an online “discussion” or merely witnessing with discomfort how the tensions unravel.
It doesn’t help the dogs if, for example, our “well-reasoned” arguments to treat dogs with more kindness actually make people more defensive and blind us to the humanity of the person online with whom we’re sparring.
Sociologists study what we have in common, the likely human responses and ways of learning. We aren’t “bad people” when we fall into these traps, but we can redirect our natural urges and find better ways to connect. That’s why I’ve asked my friend Michal Pregowski, a professor and super-brilliant sociologist from Poland, to inspire and teach us how to navigate sensitive conversations online.
What makes computer-mediated communication (CMC) so peculiar? How can we be open to finding solutions for the greater good and communicate online with empathy? Join Michal as he answers these questions and offers solutions to nurture safer online communities.
Recorded live in April, 2022.
Suitable for pet owners, trainers, behaviorists - anyone who wishes to learn more about online conflicts and become better at handling them.
Understand the psychological and sociological mechanisms making online communication unique in comparison to face-to-face communication.
Shed light on the factors behind disinhibited online behaviors such as harsh, unconstructive and unempathetic criticism, verbal abuse, or trolling.
Explore existing codes of conduct and discover resources for facilitating peaceful social coexistence online.
Get tools to manage conflict situations within online communities you have vested interest in (e.g., conflicts between clients or between coworkers).
Improve your online self-expression as well as achieve a healthier and more empathetic online presence.
Webinar will be recorded and available to watch 24 hours after the broadcast.
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Video includes the presentation and audience Q&A session from when this was presented live online. Includes slide notes and an automated session transcript.
Continuing education: 2 CCPDT CEUs for CPDT and CBCC. CEUs (CCPDT & IAABC) Available for Course Purchasers and Diamond Members
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I'm thrilled to be welcoming Michal to my Academy. Read on to learn why!
Michał Pręgowski, PhD
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