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Hybrid Meetings: All Business, No Batteries
The document focuses on the concept of hybrid meetings, defining them as events that combine in-person and remote audiences through technology. It outlines strategies for effective engagement, technology requirements, and the potential benefits of going hybrid, including increased participation and market reach. The document emphasizes the importance of planning, technology selection, and communication to ensure the success of hybrid events.
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- 1. Hybrid Meetings: All Business, No Batteries Midori Connolly, Chief AVGirl An Pulse Staging and Events, Inc. Twitter: AVGirlMidori http://www.pulsestaging.com Production
- 3. Open Mind Sharethe Floor Co-Create Share the Love: @AVGirlMidori #EliteMtgsAlliance #eventprofs
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- 5. Today’s Plan Defining a Hybrid
- 6. Today’s Plan Defining a Hybrid Strategy
- 7. Today’s Plan Defining a Hybrid Engagement Strategy
- 8. Today’s Plan Defining a Technology Hybrid Engagement Strategy
- 9. Today’s Plan Defining a Technology Hybrid Engagement Business Strategy Results
- 10. Defining a HybridMeeting Does it get good mileage?
- 11. A Virtual Eventmeans what?
- 12. A Virtual Eventmeans what? First, define an event:
- 13. A Virtual Eventmeans what? First, define an event: A gathering of individuals for a common purpose at a specific time and duration of time.
- 14. A Virtual Eventmeans what? First, define an event: A gathering of individuals for a common purpose at a specific time and duration of time. Then, a virtual event is:
- 15. A Virtual Eventmeans what? First, define an event: A gathering of individuals for a common purpose at a specific time and duration of time. Then, a virtual event is: An event that takes place with participants who collaborate and interact without being physically present.
- 16. So, a HybridMeeting would be: An event that combines a physically present, “f2f” audience with an active, engaged remote audience through a technological platform. Also referred to as a Blended Meeting
- 17. Main Event RemoteViewers: Pods or Individuals
- 18. Main Event RemoteViewers: Pods or Individuals
- 19. STRATEGY If technology doesn’tserve a purpose, it’s just toy!
- 20. Why Choose a HybridMeeting?
- 21. Why else choose to go Hybrid?
- 22. Participation “Psychological Safety”
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- 25. ROI - Monetization • Sponsors ★ Introductions before speakers (possible video) ★ Longevity ★ Interviews in between sessions (virtual emcees) • Members/Attendees • CEUs
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- 29. ADA • Closed captioning •Potentially easier to interact using tools at home
- 30. ADA • Closed captioning •Potentially easier to interact using tools at home
- 31. ADA • Closed captioning •Potentially easier to interact using tools at home • No travel required
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- 34. New Markets • Generational – Millenials, X,Y
- 35. New Markets • Generational – Millenials, X,Y – Baby Boomers?
- 36. New Markets • Generational – Millenials, X,Y – Baby Boomers?
- 37. New Markets • Generational – Millenials, X,Y – Baby Boomers? • Cultural/International
- 38. ENGAGEMENT Develop a relationshipbetween two audiences, content and the onsite experience.
- 39. Engagement Strategies at EMA • Backchannel: Tech Moderator • Custom Programming • Speaker Coaching and Remote Instruction
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- 47. What is theBackChannel?
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- 50. Channels • Twitter (public) •TodaysMeet.com (semi-private) • Webcasting Platform chat feature (private) • Yammer (private) • Any IM Platform (public) • Polleverywhere.com (public or private)
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- 52. TECH Moderator Laptop, possible seat at Production Table, Microphone or access to Downstage Monitors T
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- 58. Further Ideas forEngagement • Video Participation • Regional Pods/Viewing Parties • Virtual Emcee • Polling/Games • Schwag Bags
- 59. Remote Main Event Participant/ Speaker
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- 63. Basic Needs 1. VTC(VideoConferencing) platform allowing communication both ways. 2. Display of the speaker 3. Display of speaker’s content 4. Ensure you have an alternative method of reaching them in case of technical difficulties (ie mobile #)
- 64. VTC’s • Skype • ooVoo •Vidyo • Google+ • Adobe Connect Video Conferencing v. Web Conferencing
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- 66. PCMA GMC Pods: IncreasedAudience Size from 220 to 350+ Chicago 220 Worldwide Pods 80 85
- 67. Virtual Emcees @GlennThayer @EmelieBarta
- 68. Polling/Games • In-platform • Polleverywhere.com
- 69. FUN! • Custom Menus/Recipes •Desk Yoga • Schwag
- 70. TECHNOLOGY What do weneed to plan and execute a hybrid?
- 71. Technology Requirements: Broadcasting to aLive Audience
- 72. Technology Requirements: Broadcasting to aLive Audience
- 73. Bandwidth and Connectivity CAPTURE SQUEEZE EXPAND Profession Tiny Hose Remote al Video = Audience “Bandwidth Screen ”
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- 75. Best Questions toAsk 1. What Internet access is available for your meeting room? 2. How fast is your Internet connection? (T1) 3. How much will it cost?
- 76. Adequate power for AV equipment & attendees
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- 78. Production Notes 1. Camerasshould be operated by people – volunteer is okay! 2. If you have an AV system, ask for a direct audio feed from the sound board. 3. “Decent” lighting is adequate.
- 79. Online Video Streaming Provider • Free with paid/premium options • Paid platform – quality, cataloguing, registration, etc. http://bit.ly/pulsetools
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- 81. DIY 1. Camera –needs to connect via firewire or USB
- 82. Audio and Video+ Slide deck = Media Rich streaming
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- 84. DIY 1. Camera –needs to connect via firewire or USB
- 85. DIY 1. Camera –needs to connect via firewire or USB 2. Use a tripod
- 86. DIY 1. Camera –needs to connect via firewire or USB 2. Use a tripod 3. Check for audio quality – paramount importance
- 87. DIY 1. Camera –needs to connect via firewire or USB 2. Use a tripod 3. Check for audio quality – paramount importance 4. Connect to your streaming platform
- 88. DIY 1. Camera –needs to connect via firewire or USB 2. Use a tripod 3. Check for audio quality – paramount importance 4. Connect to your streaming platform 5. Record the presentation to the platform
- 89. BUSINESS RESULTS What gets measured gets managed.
- 90. Results ★ Ongoing Reporting ★INSTANT Survey ★ Questions RELATIVE to goals!
- 91. Success of PCMAGMC 100% added value to membership 100% would like to do it again 78% more inclined to attend an event or join association Scale of 1-5 for value of improving connectivity with other members: 36% Level 4 64% Level 5
- 92. From Strategy toTechnology: Your ONLY end-to-end solution for Hybrid Meetings Midori Connolly, Chief AVGirl Pulse Staging and Events http://twitter.com/AVGirlMidori Midori@pulsestaging.com 619- 517-5916 http://bit.ly/pulsetools
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- #3 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
- #4 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
- #5 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
- #6 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
- #7 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
- #8 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
- #9 Phones or laptops = YES!\n (Don’t forget to turn off your ringer)\n Live Polling\n Twitter: #eventprofs #md10 @GreenA_V (me)\n Engage!\n Move and Stretch \n This is YOUR experience\n
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- #16 I restructured my presentation so that we will cover the one question that most people seemed to have according to the poll results – what is a hybrid anyways?\nBut first we must define a Virtual Event.\n
- #17 I restructured my presentation so that we will cover the one question that most people seemed to have according to the poll results – what is a hybrid anyways?\nBut first we must define a Virtual Event.\n
- #18 I restructured my presentation so that we will cover the one question that most people seemed to have according to the poll results – what is a hybrid anyways?\nBut first we must define a Virtual Event.\n
- #19 I restructured my presentation so that we will cover the one question that most people seemed to have according to the poll results – what is a hybrid anyways?\nBut first we must define a Virtual Event.\n
- #20 Okay, everyone doing okay?\nGot your water and a comfy seat? We’re going to hit a long stretch of presentation mode here but please ask questions at any time!\n
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- #23 Economy\nBudget and travel restrictions\nEnvironment\nWWF report calculated the impact of employee travel on a company's total carbon footprint – 50% or more for non-manufacturing companies\nWith increasing environmental regulations, large organizations are looking at ways to reduce their carbon footprint and travel is an easy target.\n\nBut the primary reason is that you are filling some need within your organization. List the top three challenges for your organization and see where a virtual or hybrid meeting can fill the void.\nMost of the organizations who need f2f attendance are holding meetings to increase revenue.\nIf not, then maybe it’s to SAVE money or improve educational offerings.\n
- #24 Engagement: Interacting virtually can actually lead to a phenomenon referred to as “Psychological Safety” As we know, there is a detachment from the emotions one could feel while face to face. This can be a drawback while simultaneously lead to \n\nNew markets: international, middle management or employee w/o travel budget\n
- #25 Engagement: Interacting virtually can actually lead to a phenomenon referred to as “Psychological Safety” As we know, there is a detachment from the emotions one feels while face to face. We usually consider this to be a drawback. But can lead to a new boldness from normally reserved individuals. Pull new ideas and concepts from your audience members who wouldn’t otherwise be willing to talk.\n\nFACT ON WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE\n
- #26 Most platforms will allow for post-presentation testing and/or reporting of how long viewers stayed tuned in. If you have viewers logging out after a short time, you can evaluate the delivery methodology.\n
- #27 Introductory videos – short commercials before streaming begins or introduce speakers.\nHave their graphics up as the hold image in between sessions.\n\nNew data and demographics to be captured unlike a f2f audience. Track their interest and click throughs.\n
- #28 Content capture and repurpose\nBlogworld charges $250 for access to their recordings\n
- #29 You might have had audiences with disabilities that made travel difficult and perhaps not worth the effort.\nCould be new opp’s.\nWhich leads us to…\n
- #30 You might have had audiences with disabilities that made travel difficult and perhaps not worth the effort.\nCould be new opp’s.\nWhich leads us to…\n
- #31 You might have had audiences with disabilities that made travel difficult and perhaps not worth the effort.\nCould be new opp’s.\nWhich leads us to…\n
- #32 You might have had audiences with disabilities that made travel difficult and perhaps not worth the effort.\nCould be new opp’s.\nWhich leads us to…\n
- #33 You might have had audiences with disabilities that made travel difficult and perhaps not worth the effort.\nCould be new opp’s.\nWhich leads us to…\n
- #34 New generations of attendees who do not have budget to travel.\n\nExecutives who don’t have time to travel.\n\nInternational markets.\n
- #35 New generations of attendees who do not have budget to travel.\n\nExecutives who don’t have time to travel.\n\nInternational markets.\n
- #36 New generations of attendees who do not have budget to travel.\n\nExecutives who don’t have time to travel.\n\nInternational markets.\n
- #37 New generations of attendees who do not have budget to travel.\n\nExecutives who don’t have time to travel.\n\nInternational markets.\n
- #38 New generations of attendees who do not have budget to travel.\n\nExecutives who don’t have time to travel.\n\nInternational markets.\n
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- #42 Let’s talk about engagement strategies: Keeping an audience engaged means they will stay tuned in longer and become a part of the experience. Their learning retention increases and they are active participants.\n
- #43 Let’s talk about engagement strategies: Keeping an audience engaged means they will stay tuned in longer and become a part of the experience. Their learning retention increases and they are active participants.\n
- #44 Let’s talk about engagement strategies: Keeping an audience engaged means they will stay tuned in longer and become a part of the experience. Their learning retention increases and they are active participants.\n
- #45 Let’s talk about engagement strategies: Keeping an audience engaged means they will stay tuned in longer and become a part of the experience. Their learning retention increases and they are active participants.\n
- #46 Let’s talk about engagement strategies: Keeping an audience engaged means they will stay tuned in longer and become a part of the experience. Their learning retention increases and they are active participants.\n
- #47 Let’s talk about engagement strategies: Keeping an audience engaged means they will stay tuned in longer and become a part of the experience. Their learning retention increases and they are active participants.\n
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- #75 Your ideal connection is a wired, \n
- #76 T1 is ideal\nAt the minimum, ask for a wired Internet connection\nWifi for attendees\n
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- #93 100% of the members who attended virtually felt this was an added value to their PCMA membership and would like to do it again. When asked if they would be more inclined to attend an event or join PCMA, 78% of the non-members who attended virtually replied, “Yes, PCMA is a forward-thinking and exciting association”.And, from a networking aspect; when asked if this event helped connect to PCMA members on a scale of 1-5 (5 being strongest), 36% of virtual attendees replied “Come to think of it, I guess so (level 4)” and 64% replied “Yes! Thanks for the increased networking opportunity (level 5)”. \n
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