Comments on: Are Attendees and Individuals Redefining the "Virtual Event" As We Know It? http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/ A Blog About What Continuing Legal Education Should Be by Alli Gerkman Mon, 06 Jun 2011 16:49:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Oxycodone exraction. http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-375 Oxycodone exraction. Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:26:59 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-375 <strong>Oxycodone....</strong> Sinemet oxycodone.... Oxycodone….

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]]> By: Alli Gerkman http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-242 Alli Gerkman Wed, 18 Feb 2009 13:10:32 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-242 @Csalomonlee: Very true. Luckily, we have more options than ever within our reach. @Csalomonlee: Very true. Luckily, we have more options than ever within our reach.

]]> By: Alli Gerkman http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-387 Alli Gerkman Wed, 18 Feb 2009 13:10:00 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-387 @Csalomonlee: Very true. Luckily, we have more options than ever within our reach. @Csalomonlee: Very true. Luckily, we have more options than ever within our reach.

]]> By: Csalomonlee http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-241 Csalomonlee Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:55:41 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-241 Alli - this is a good point that you raise. I think there will be room for different types of experiences and interactions - both online and offline. The question is what works best for the audience and how can organizers help promote this. By doing this, everyone will benefit with better interactions, experiences and content. Alli – this is a good point that you raise. I think there will be room for different types of experiences and interactions – both online and offline. The question is what works best for the audience and how can organizers help promote this. By doing this, everyone will benefit with better interactions, experiences and content.

]]> By: Csalomonlee http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-386 Csalomonlee Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:55:00 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-386 Alli - this is a good point that you raise. I think there will be room for different types of experiences and interactions - both online and offline. The question is what works best for the audience and how can organizers help promote this. By doing this, everyone will benefit with better interactions, experiences and content. Alli – this is a good point that you raise. I think there will be room for different types of experiences and interactions – both online and offline. The question is what works best for the audience and how can organizers help promote this. By doing this, everyone will benefit with better interactions, experiences and content.

]]> By: Alli Gerkman http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Alli Gerkman Tue, 17 Feb 2009 15:06:40 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-240 That's great testimony, Jeff. I haven't loved interaction built into the formal platforms for the virtual events I have attended, but I, too, enjoyed the ability to watch the programs via webcast and to interact with attendees and other interested people outside the platform (usually on Twitter, like you mentioned). I love the story about the opportunity to get your questions answered through face-to-face attendees. That’s great testimony, Jeff. I haven’t loved interaction built into the formal platforms for the virtual events I have attended, but I, too, enjoyed the ability to watch the programs via webcast and to interact with attendees and other interested people outside the platform (usually on Twitter, like you mentioned).
I love the story about the opportunity to get your questions answered through face-to-face attendees.

]]> By: Alli Gerkman http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-385 Alli Gerkman Tue, 17 Feb 2009 15:06:00 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-385 That's great testimony, Jeff. I haven't loved interaction built into the formal platforms for the virtual events I have attended, but I, too, enjoyed the ability to watch the programs via webcast and to interact with attendees and other interested people outside the platform (usually on Twitter, like you mentioned). I love the story about the opportunity to get your questions answered through face-to-face attendees. That’s great testimony, Jeff. I haven’t loved interaction built into the formal platforms for the virtual events I have attended, but I, too, enjoyed the ability to watch the programs via webcast and to interact with attendees and other interested people outside the platform (usually on Twitter, like you mentioned).
I love the story about the opportunity to get your questions answered through face-to-face attendees.

]]> By: Jeff Hurt http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-239 Jeff Hurt Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:02:19 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-239 As a virtual attendee to two recent confernece--one an online three day conference and the other a face to face conference--I found the experience invaluable. Our staff education budgets were cut to $0 this year so attending a conference virtually was a way for me to still receive content, interact with those tweeting and in some cases, I was able to follow two or three workshops at once online. That's multi-tasking for you and I walked away with the top three-five main points from each workshop. I also meet people attending the conference through Twitter that I would probably never have interacted with face to face and now have continuted that learning online with them. They even started asking me if I had questions for the presenters in the face to face conference, so I felt included. I plan on attending more conferences virtually and making sure that I provide virtual opportunites in the events/conference I organize as well. I see it as here to stay and something that will be integrated with or without our involvement as meeting planners. As a virtual attendee to two recent confernece–one an online three day conference and the other a face to face conference–I found the experience invaluable. Our staff education budgets were cut to $0 this year so attending a conference virtually was a way for me to still receive content, interact with those tweeting and in some cases, I was able to follow two or three workshops at once online. That’s multi-tasking for you and I walked away with the top three-five main points from each workshop. I also meet people attending the conference through Twitter that I would probably never have interacted with face to face and now have continuted that learning online with them. They even started asking me if I had questions for the presenters in the face to face conference, so I felt included. I plan on attending more conferences virtually and making sure that I provide virtual opportunites in the events/conference I organize as well. I see it as here to stay and something that will be integrated with or without our involvement as meeting planners.

]]> By: Jeff Hurt http://blog.alligerkman.com/2009/02/are-attendees-and-individuals-redefining-the-virtual-event-as-we-know-it/comment-page-1/#comment-384 Jeff Hurt Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:02:00 +0000 http://events.alligerkman.com/?p=15#comment-384 As a virtual attendee to two recent confernece--one an online three day conference and the other a face to face conference--I found the experience invaluable. Our staff education budgets were cut to $0 this year so attending a conference virtually was a way for me to still receive content, interact with those tweeting and in some cases, I was able to follow two or three workshops at once online. That's multi-tasking for you and I walked away with the top three-five main points from each workshop. I also meet people attending the conference through Twitter that I would probably never have interacted with face to face and now have continuted that learning online with them. They even started asking me if I had questions for the presenters in the face to face conference, so I felt included. I plan on attending more conferences virtually and making sure that I provide virtual opportunites in the events/conference I organize as well. I see it as here to stay and something that will be integrated with or without our involvement as meeting planners. As a virtual attendee to two recent confernece–one an online three day conference and the other a face to face conference–I found the experience invaluable. Our staff education budgets were cut to $0 this year so attending a conference virtually was a way for me to still receive content, interact with those tweeting and in some cases, I was able to follow two or three workshops at once online. That’s multi-tasking for you and I walked away with the top three-five main points from each workshop. I also meet people attending the conference through Twitter that I would probably never have interacted with face to face and now have continuted that learning online with them. They even started asking me if I had questions for the presenters in the face to face conference, so I felt included. I plan on attending more conferences virtually and making sure that I provide virtual opportunites in the events/conference I organize as well. I see it as here to stay and something that will be integrated with or without our involvement as meeting planners.

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