What You Will Learn
Now that so much of life is online, it seems that everything from day-to-day meetings to giant conferences has become a live event. Department meetings, training sessions, webinars, all-hands/townhalls, conferences – when everything is online, does that mean you can just use video conferencing for everything? How do you tell what you need for your particular event?
We’ll walk through some of the key questions you need to ask yourself, and what implications the answers will have on your event. We’ll discuss:
- What types of software and settings work best in different scenarios
- When you can use your laptop, and when you need higher grade equipment
- What changes as your audience size changes (and what to do if your audience scales up)
- What kinds of content are best live, and when it’s time to think about simulive
- When you can do it all in-house, and when it’s time to get someone to hold your hand
What People are Saying
“My role at this company has been ever-changing and I’ve found myself in a cross-functional internal communications role. Reporting to the legal team is inefficient and I’m trying to redefine my place within the company and I believe that the next move (with promotion) is going to be aligning with Human Resources. This event was the first of many steps to make that transition (aligning Internal Comms role with HR role), but I think it was an incredibly important one. Thank you for hosting this – it was big!”
“Enjoyed this one, thank you! Much of it was very relevant to my struggle to implement an employee communications app. I will note that I don’t seem to be alone in noticing that my stamina for webinars has significantly decreased; it’s unlikely I will be signing up for anything more than an hour long anytime soon (plus, budget cuts).”
“I honestly took great content away from each speaker. It was nice they all had a different “angle” to speak from.”
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