California Climate Adaptation Training Coalition April 10, 2013 3 4 p.m. Pacific Standard Time – Call and WebEx information via email & at end of this document -Attendee list after agenda- Goal Increase the training efficacy of members of the C-CATC. Objectives Increase understanding about strategies (nuts and bolts-how to) of climate adaptation training. Increase understanding of the diversity of perspectives within the group. Increase understanding of cautions to consider when designing climate adaptation training. Increase understanding of particular strengths of climate adaptation training strategies. Reduce trainer fatigue. Reduce training redundancy. Increase climate adaptation training resources. Agenda 3:00 Webinar starts 3:00 3:05 Welcome, review objectives, agenda – 3:05 3:20 the Southern California Bight: Human Dimensions and Ocean – “Climate Change in Health in and Climate Network a Changing Climate” “the Annual Sea Grant Workshop: Sharing our Successes and challenges on the Path Toward Climate Resilient Communities” Alyssa Newton, Sea Grant: Alyssa will be sharing information about the target audience, training goals and objectives, training methodology, evaluation feedback, what went well and what could be improved in future trainings. The trainings were delivered on March 12 and March 13-14 respectively. For more information on the training, see: 3:20 3:40 Moderated Q and A (please use chat function to ask questions) – 3:40 3:55 Report out on climate adaptation training activities, collaboration opportunities – 3:55 4:00 Next steps; review next date and topic –
California Climate Adaptation Training Coalition April 10, 2013 3 – 4 p.m. Pacific Standard Time Call and WebEx information via email & at end of this document -Attendee list after agenda- Goal Increase the training efficacy of members of the C-CATC. Objectives Increase understanding about strategies (nuts and bolts-how to) of climate adaptation training. Increase understanding of the diversity of perspectives within the group. Increase understanding of cautions to consider when designing climate adaptation training. Increase understanding of particular strengths of climate adaptation training strategies. Reduce trainer fatigue. Reduce training redundancy. Increase climate adaptation training resources. Agenda 3:00 Webinar starts 3:00 – 3:05 Welcome, review objectives, agenda 3:05 – 3:20 “Climate Change in the Southern California Bight: Human Dimensions and Ocean Health in a Changing Climate” and “the Annual Sea Grant Climate Network Workshop: Sharing our Successes and challenges on the Path Toward Climate Resilient Communities” Alyssa Newton, Sea Grant: Alyssa will be sharing information about the target audience, training goals and objectives, training methodology, evaluation feedback, what went well and what could be improved in future trainings. The trainings were delivered on March 12 and March 13-14 respectively. For more information on the training, see: 3:20 – 3:40 Moderated Q and A (please use chat function to ask questions) 3:40 – 3:55 Report out on climate adaptation training activities, collaboration opportunities 3:55 – 4:00 Next steps; review next date and topic
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