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RCFL Webinar FAQ's (2009)
Q: What is a Webinar?
A: A Webinar is a live seminar that takes place in real-time on the World Wide Web. Just like a seminar, participants can hear the speakers, and in some instances, see them as well. Participants in the RCFL Program's Webinar on October 14, 2009 were able to see and hear the instructors while simultaneously viewing their presentation on-line. If you missed the live event, you may register to watch the recorded event here.Q: Who may participate in the Webinar?
A: Because of the sensitive nature of the material being covered, the Webinar is available to law enforcement and government personnel only.Q: How much does it cost to register? Aren't there usually fees for Webinars?
A: This Webinar is free of charge to law enforcement and government personnel.Q: Registration requires an email address – will this be shared with anyone outside the RCFL Program?
A: Absolutely not. Any information provided to us is private and confidential, and is only used to authenticate the person's identity.Q: Do you need specialized software to participate?
A: No. Participants just need an Internet connection to see and hear the Webinar. Just log on using the address we provide and enjoy the presentation. It's that easy.Q: What will people learn from this Webinar?
A: This is a basic course that will teach participants the proper handling of handheld devices such as smart/cell phones, GPS', iPods, USB/flash devices at crime scenes, along with basic data recovery techniques, legal issues and more.Q: Can participants ask questions during the event?
A: Yes. Participants were able to email their questions to the presenters. After viewing, participants may request that the responses to questions that were not answered.Q: What if someone already has some experience or training with digital evidence – should they register for the Webinar?
A: Yes, however, this is a basic course. For those individuals interested in other training opportunities offered by the RCFL Program, we recommended they view Online Training Registration web site for a complete list of courses available at RCFLs and other locations.Q: What if I couldn't attend the live Webinar?
A: For those individuals that couldn't attend the live event, the RCFL National Program Office made arrangements for them to either download the Webinar as a "Webcast" (a recorded version of the live event) or they can request an event DVD which will be mailed to them. In either case, registration is still required. Click here to register for the archived version.Q: Can I receive a training certificate of completion?
A: Yes, the RCFL National Program Office will issue training certificates to participants that request them. After the Webinar broadcast, participants will be directed to www.rcfl.gov where they can click the link and request a training certificate.Q: Who can I talk to obtain additional information about the Webinar?
A: Contact the RCFL National Program Office on 703-985-3677 or send an email to npo@rcfl.gov.Interested in receiving the latest information on the RCFL Program?
To sign up to receive technical news and updates from the RCFL National Program Office, please send an email to us at npo@rcfl.gov and request to be added to our mailing list.
Click here to download a copy of the Webinar flyer.
