What we've learned taking our events virtual (so far!)
[A THREAD]
We’re all still coming across hiccups + challenges when taking things online – whether that’s a simple meeting, webinar or workshop. So always
have
contingency
plans
#eventprofsuk #eventplanning
[A THREAD]





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Whether it is Zoom, Microsoft Teams or any other webinar platform, do
your
research
and understand what they can and cannot do. #eventprofsuk #eventplanning

Whether it is Zoom, Microsoft Teams or any other webinar platform, do




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Discover how they feel about timings, content and level of participation so you can understand the best ways to engage them. #eventprofsuk #eventplanning




Consider mixing up your session formats and make the most of engagement tools like Microsoft Live Events’ Q&A function, Zoom webinar polls or http://Sli.do to encourage your audience to get involved. #eventprofsuk #eventplanning


If it’s not a closed session, make sure you are recording to create on-demand content for those who couldn’t make it. So, remember




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We’re all in this together and there are tonnes of articles and blogs out there by event professionals sharing their #virtualevent horror stories – listen to their advice and do your research. #eventprofsuk #eventplanning




From your own team to the speakers, it’s important that everyone involved has the opportunity to run through their session and roles ahead of the event. #eventprofsuk #eventplanning
We hope you’ve enjoyed reading our top 10 #VirtualEvent tips
There will surely be more to come over the next year (oh hey, #Hyrbid events) but if you want to read our lessons learned in more detail, head over to our blog
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There will surely be more to come over the next year (oh hey, #Hyrbid events) but if you want to read our lessons learned in more detail, head over to our blog
