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Determining the right session content is at the heart of conference planning and key to producing a successful event. At some point, while discussion rages about what to put in the box lunches or how many strobe lights to use at the dinner banquet, someone eventually pipes up and asks, “How will we connect with people and deliver a valuable experience to them?”
Because we all have decades of evidence about what works at a live event compared to months of experience building virtual ones, the conversation often starts with debate about live versus pre-recorded sessions. For a virtual event, unless your speakers will adapt what they’re saying to instant polling or Q&A in the chat window, does it really matter if any given session is live or not?
So, how to decide what session types are right for a virtual event?
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