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[...] ElevateNYC was a one-day conference for event organisers by event organisers that connected the community of nearly 400 event professionals. The organizing duo BizBash [...]

[...] or complicate it. Implication for event profs By connecting sensors, devices, and people, event organisers can digitally augment their live shows, enhance the audience experience and deliver more [...]

[...] off-topic question.” 2. Leveraging the potential of the entire audience With sli.do, event organisers were able to tap into the brain potential of the whole audience and leveraged the power of [...]

[...] and content according to your live feedback. Realising Twitter’s viral power, more and more event organisers display Tweets on the interactive walls, giving you another incentive to grab your [...]

[...] , which makes it difficult to get many of them involved. With sli.do, you can now include live polls and questions directly into your Prezi and easily engage everyone in your audience. Check out [...]

[...] . As we’re also obsessed with making presentations better and more engaging, integrating live polls into Prezi was a very natural step for us. After the months of private beta testing, we’ [...]

[...] with sli.do. He was actively addressing and encouraging both audiences to take a part in live polls. As a result, he was not only able to enage nearly 340 attendees but he also managed to get [...]

[...] Live polls can be an incredibly effective tool for instantly engaging with your audience. They encourage [...]

[...] under her belt. We’re delighted to talk to Kristin about how to improve current panel discussions, what to do to stand out as a speaker among the ever-increasing competition and her [...]

[...] Panel discussions can be a pretty damn boring thing. Couple of folks just chatting up on the stage, eagerly [...]

[...] the event: “sli.do Google Glass app empowered me to set the right pace while moderating panel discussions and Q&A sessions. The app displayed top questions on the Google Glass screen, while sli. [...]

[...] . What an incredible feeling we had when sli.do was used at a number of SXSW panel discussions, including the one featuring our productivity hero – David Allen! 3. Eventex Awards [...]

[...] that she subsequently elaborated on with the panelists. Tip for #EventProfs: Open your panel discussion with the poll that will reveal the general opinion on the given topic. In this way, not only [...]

[...] .” 9. Prepare The Questions June Ramos gives a great tip how to ice-break before the panel discussion. Ask people to talk to partners (or trios or some configuration appropriate to the room [...]

[...] Last Wednesday, Startup Grind London hosted an exceptional panel discussion with all three Eventbrite founders. During the evening, Julia, Kevin and Renaud shared their [...]

[...] ;s point of view? The organizer should select or hire someone who knows how to facilitate a panel discussion. Don’t just get someone who has the name in the organization, or somebody who you owe [...]

[...] are undeniable. While you can host only a certain number of delegates at the venue, the online audience is practically unlimited. You can easily expand your total number of delegates by 5 to 2o [...]

[...] audience the answers that they’re looking for. Be generous! The vast majority of your online audience will never attend your event or never come back to your blog. But some will.. Share [...]

[...] the valuable insights from your audience with live polling apps and tweet the results to your online audience instantly. 16. Q&A: Rarely does a speaker have the chance to tackle all delegates’ [...]

[...] tasks for the hybrid event moderator in order to deliver an engaging experience to the online audience. The moderator should: a. Welcome guests and introduce the online audience to the event and [...]

[...] not able to passively sit and listen for 8 hours at a time. Try including other types of interactive sessions in your agenda such as the ones below. Fishbowl panel A fishbowl panel discussion is [...]

[...] event programme strategically, leaving enough room for conversations. You can also design interactive sessions where people get naturally drawn to one another. The sessions can be then seamlessly [...]

[...] and encourage online audience to submit their questions? Will you include them in more interactive sessions and engage them with live polls? In case of the ICCA event, the meeting planners decided [...]