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Help Virtual Presenters Shine With a Speaker Instruction Manual
Even superstar in-person speakers may need help with online presentations. That’s why a detailed speaker instruction manual is essential for a successful virtual event.
Associations Offer Virtual Field Trip and Tour Options During Conferences
Local field trips and facility tours were a standard offering at most in-person conferences before the pandemic. But thanks to technology and creativity, associations are still making them happen in the virtual environment.
Four Business-Minded Considerations for Virtual Event Planners
When it comes to virtual events, many associations are running into questions about how to raise revenue from them, according to a Tagoras report. Part of the challenge may be strategy—nearly 60 percent of associations surveyed said they didn’t have one for virtual events.
Data Privacy at Virtual Events: How to Balance Sponsor and Attendee Needs
One way to attract sponsors to virtual events is through data—but that’s something attendees might not be comfortable sharing. The solution involves a strong focus on compliance and transparency with attendees.
How to Staff Your Virtual Events
The staff roles required for virtual conferences are a little bit different than those you may typically have for an in-person event. A look at some roles to consider as you plan future virtual programs.
Ideas for Community Service Projects During Virtual Events
Long a staple of in-person meetings, community service projects and social responsibility initiatives are being transformed for the virtual environment. A look at some possibilities.
What You Need to Know About Music Licensing for Virtual Events
In a world where a live event can be as simple as a few people meeting via videoconference, how do the rules of music licensing apply? According to one legal expert, it’s a question of liability and risk, just as with in-person events.
Five Ways to Make the Most of Your Virtual Events With Atomization
The all-digital format of virtual events allows associations to extend the life of the information presented by remixing it in new ways—taking a cue from the world of content marketing using “atomization.” Here are a few strategies to try.
Five Unique Experiences to Consider Adding to Virtual Events
If you’re looking to create a memorable virtual conference, here are five ideas for injecting some fun—and even animals—into the attendee experience.
Associations Seek to Navigate UBIT and Virtual Tradeshows
As associations host virtual tradeshows due to the pandemic, they are trying to understand how unrelated business income tax regulations may apply to exhibit revenues. To do so, they are relying on guidance issued by the IRS in 2004.
