creating the ievent: technology tools to increase event attendee engagement
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Today's events face a new type of attendee and society: the participatory culture. Sociologists have identified today's networked individuals as the participatory class. These individuals no longer want to passively experience your event. They want to participate and be actively engaged with your event. Come and experience these new social technology tools from Skype to Wiffiti to geolocation gaming that can increase your event attendee engagement.TRANSCRIPT
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Does technologychange your
audience?
80% of Internet users
Internet Pioneers built into its structure
collaborate
Sociologistscall this
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Active participation in content
development, sharing
Participatory Culture
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Social connection to others
contributions matter
Participatory Culture
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• What is engagement?
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3 Levels of
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conversation, collaboration, collective actionEngagement
How can we help attendees get from the
first level to last?
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Photo from Samuel J Smith – GMIC 2011
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Planning Meetings & Events…
Not A Piece Of Cake
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