"Online Orientation for 4-H Volunteers" by Ken Culp III, Ralph Hance et al.

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Ken Culp III, University of KentuckyFollow
Ralph Hance, University of KentuckyFollow
Leslie R. Reynolds, University of KentuckyFollow
G. Sherrill Bentley, University of KentuckyFollow

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10.34068/joe.54.06.03

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The 4-H Online Volunteer Orientation Series provides an opportunity for volunteers to receive orientation at times and places that are convenient for them. Online orientation provides a means for efficiently orienting a large cadre of volunteers. Twenty voice-over PowerPoint presentations were created in three series: 4-H Camp (seven presentations), Volunteer Certifications (three presentations), and 4-H Clubs (10 presentations). Each presentation concludes with a five-question quiz designed to assess knowledge gained. Volunteers scoring 80% or higher receive credit. Volunteers who have completed orientation better understand and fulfill their roles, serve more effectively, and have a greater likelihood of continuing their service.

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Culp, K., Hance, R., Reynolds, L. R., & Bentley, G. S. (2016). Online Orientation for 4-H Volunteers. The Journal of Extension, 54(6), Article 3. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.54.06.03

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