Transforming Traditional Conferences with Event Technology
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This document discusses how event technology can help transform traditional conferences and panels by turning monologues into conversations and crowdsourcing questions from attendees. Tools like Slido allow event organizers to collect questions from the audience, run live polls to engage attendees, and help overcome common interaction hurdles like fear of public speaking, not having any questions, or having too many questions. The document provides examples of how event technologies can make panels more interactive and ensure discussions are tailored to the interests of the audience.
Transforming Traditional Conferences with Event Technology
- 1. Transforming Traditional Conferences with Event Technology
- 2. This is how conferences often look like
- 3. Mismatch between what the speaker is saying and what the audience wants
- 4. Slido tries to bridge the gap by turning monologue into conversation Crowdsourcing Questions Live Polling
- 5. the questions your attendees care most about valuable insights at your events Learn Engage Capture Why use #EventTech such as Slido? the audience at your events
- 6. Join at slido.com #bnc Let’s see how it works bnc
- 7. Transforming Panels What we will cover today 1. 2. Getting the most out of the Q&A
- 8. 1. Getting the most out of the Q&A
- 9. Interaction hurdles to a great Q&A Fear of public speaking. There are no questions. What do I do? There are too many questions. Long boring questions that no one cares about.
- 10. How can #EventTech help Fear of public speaking. There are no questions. What do I do? There are too many questions. Long boring questions that no one cares about. Allow your audience to ask anonymously. Submit a few questions yourself to get the conversation going. Let the attendees decide which questions should be answered. Give everyone an equal chance to be heard and then select from the collected questions.
- 11. Your Turn Which interaction hurdle do you encounter the most frequently at your events?
- 13. “I hate panels because there is always a barrier between the panelists and me. It’s like they are talking just to themselves and I’m there to listen to their pitches.”
- 14. Collect and ask audience questions within the first 10minutes
- 15. Why run live polls during your panels Split the panel into parts to keep people engaged Get to know your audience to tailor the content1. 2. 3. Find out how audience opinion evolves during the debate
- 16. We are here for you OF ADULS FEAR PUBLIC SPEAKING tereza@slido.com www.slido.com
- 17. Q&A