Actively engaging digital and hybrid events participants is something we should all strive for. This resource provides insightful tips to guide you through the process of selecting the right in-room and online moderators and shaping the flow of conversation to craft an unforgettable user experience.
During the webinar, we’ll discuss all of the elements that go into our livestream and the onsite Mashup Studio. Everything from when and how we start the planning process to selecting the right content to livestream to the chat moderation plan.
Join us for a behind the scenes look at how we plan, produce and assess our livestream program of Convening Leaders each year. During the webinar, we’ll discuss all of the elements that go into our livestream and the onsite Mashup Studio.
Learn how you can start to better quantify events and evolve your data capabilities to drive better decision making.
More and more, various techniques, tools and technology are being developed to deliver content to many types of learners. In this webinar, we’ll explore assorted session formats to experiment with in order to support different types of learning while keeping each individual actively engaged.
In this webinar, we’ll explore assorted session formats to experiment with in order to support different types of learning while keeping each individual actively engaged.
Attendees could choose to go to a hundred other events, why would they choose yours? We’re going to look at events from a big picture perspective and discuss how seating arrangements, registration processes, blended audiences, content delivery and more play a huge role in your attendee’s love for you and your brand.
Learn about how, faced with Hurricane Florence, the Water Quality Association (WQA) converted its face-to-face conference into a digital event in less than a week.
PCMA continues to empower event strategists with the tools necessary to execute digital and hybrid events. Case in point: the inaugural edition of the DES Boot Camp — an in-person event — held in July in Calgary.
Learn about how, faced with hurricane Florence, the Water Quality Association (WQA) converted its face-to-face conference, planned to take place in Hilton Head, S.C., into a digital event in less than a week. All sessions of the conference were broadcast from four rooms at WQA’s headquarters in Lisle, Illinois.
A recent study conducted at Cornell University revealed that virtual-reality environments have an effect on the way that we experience and consume food. Will the immersive digital world land on a convention menu?
Meeting Design Institute President Maarten Vanneste says rapid tech evolution is driving this format but many planners are not yet embracing it.