Effectiveness of Webinars as Educational Tools to Address Horse Industry Issues

Authors

Kate E. Pulec, University of NebraskaFollow
Christine D. Skelly, Michigan State UniversityFollow
Colleen M. Brady, Purdue UniversityFollow
Elizabeth A. Greene, University of VermontFollow
Kathleen P. Anderson, University of Nebraska - LincolnFollow

Volume

54

Issue

3

DOI

10.34068/joe.54.03.04

Abstract

A series of six webinars was developed and presented as part of an eXtension HorseQuest/My Horse University online educational program funded by the USA Equestrian Trust. The webinars addressed topics consistent with the goal of improving equine health and management practices through dissemination to horse owners of relevant research findings on current horse industry issues. The webinars were presented and recorded and then archived to both eXtension.org/horses and myhorseuniversity.com. Data from a voluntary postwebinar survey showed that a viable tool was successfully created and used to disseminate current research-based information to the industry.

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Recommended Citation

Pulec, K. E., Skelly, C. D., Brady, C. M., Greene, E. A., & Anderson, K. P. (2016). Effectiveness of Webinars as Educational Tools to Address Horse Industry Issues. The Journal of Extension, 54(3), Article 4. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.54.03.04