Training includes techniques for presentation over interactive television, multimedia, graphics preparation, scheduling, site facilitator selection and training, product evaluation, and interactive strategies. Costs incurred beyond the yearly allocation may be the responsibility of the user. This form shows the maximum number of participants that can be accommodated comfortably at each site. I. T. staff can provide general guidance on what kinds of background, clothes, make up, and set decorations are appropriate for television delivery. For example, white and dark clothing should be avoided.
Medium tones are preferred.
Theatrical make up is unnecessary and can be distracting. Simple pancake base is available in the studio for both men and women. I.T. Staff will be happy to offer guidance on how to plan and facilitate interactive strategies based on the individual needs of each project. This information is also contained in the half-day faculty training. For planning purposes, it is important to identify which site will be used as the origination site.