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Conference Circuit: Continuing Education Pros
The University Professional & Continuing Education Association’s 104th Annual Conference begins next week in Seattle. Attendance is expected to top 700.
Daily Buzz: Event Registration’s New Frontier
Meeting registration technology is changing. With it comes the need for greater data security. Also: Finding a learning management system fit for your organization.
Daily Buzz: The Do's and Don’ts of AR in Event Tech
Leveraging augmented reality at meetings only works when planners understand the tech—but that doesn’t mean they have to be experts. Also: Who wins in the battle between an AMS and CRM?
Help Prospects Make the Case for Attending Your Conference
Convincing prospective attendees to come to your conference is one thing; selling their bosses on it is something else. What can you do to help prospects persuade their managers?
Daily Buzz: Use Tech to Boost Meeting Engagement
Attendee participation can make or break a meeting. That’s where event tech comes in. Also: The downside of narrative content, plus how to fix it.
Conference Circuit: Nanny Knowledge
The International Nanny Association’s 34th Annual Conference begins next week in New Orleans. Attendance is expected to top 250.
How Wi-Fi’s Next Generation Could Help Keep Meetings Connected
While Wi-Fi 6, the next iteration of the widely used wireless protocol, could make things faster, its real benefit will come in the form of decreased device congestion—including at events.
Study: Give Attendees Personalized Help at Meetings
A new report from the software firm Cvent finds that, with the wide array of options at a given meeting, attendees would benefit from a personalized lay of the land.
Daily Buzz: Participant-Driven Learning
Learning is an experience that attendees go through at meetings—which means participation is key. Also: International Women’s Day is the perfect reminder to support women in your community.
International Women’s Day: How the Meetings Industry Is Doing Its Part
The global meetings industry is predominantly female. In honor of today’s celebration of the impact women make worldwide, a look at how the meetings industry is doing its part.
