Smiles, laughs, blissful productivity: we know these are indicators that attendees are having a memorable experience. Such good feelings also increase learning. But how can event pros create situations where[…]
Yesterday our guest on the #eventtable Twitter chat was Doreen Ashton Wagner of Greenfield Services speaking about the disappearance of room blocks. The discussion addressed these changes, their causes and how they may effect event planners.
“It’s ALL about the content,” is true now more than ever thanks to algorithm changes Google will be making in the near future. The changes will penalize websites that are[…]
I recently had a great e-mail conversation with Sarah Vining, the amazing and tireless social media manager at the National Conference Center in Leesburg, VA. Sarah published the interview summary[…]
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the March 19 #eventtable chat with guest Doreen Ashton Wagner has been postponed until March 26 at 3 pm et. Please join us next week to[…]
Is This the End of the Room Block? Find out from Doreen Ashton Wagner on #eventtable, March 19 at 3 PM (Eastern) Room blocks for major meetings and events may[…]
This week’s #eventtable chat, featured guest Lynn Randall of Randall Insights helping us tackle the subject of how social media is changing humanity & events.
Society, education and even the way our brains work have all been strongly impacted by the advent of computers and social media. So much has changed so quickly that we[…]
This week’s #eventtable Twitter chat featured guest Elizabeth Henderson sharing what she’s learned about gamification for events as both a researcher and as an event designer. Lindsey Rosenthal filled in as moderator for the chat which yielded some fascinating insights.
What’s the big deal about gamification for events? Find out at the next #eventtable Twitter chat Monday, March 5 at 3 pm est when our guest will be Elizabeth Henderson[…]