3 ms·
Most of the (scientific) conferences I've been to already have the paper-in-plastic-sleeve badge kind, and universities are very stingy, so I suspect it's the c
by tom_mellior 8y ago
Most of the (scientific) conferences I've been to already have the paper-in-plastic-sleeve badge kind, and universities are very stingy, so I suspect it's the cheapest possible version. Very often you already have extra info in there, like a slip of paper with your individual Wifi access information. The only extra cost to having this two-sided is printing the name slip twice instead of once, and I that should be negligible. A little extra paper is certainly cheaper than lanyards with two attachment bits for the two attachment point version (that can still flip).
- ghaff 8y agoOne of the issues with a lot of those plastic sleeves with one lanyard attachment point is that it's relatively easy to tear the plastic with a thin metal clasp. For pricey conferences that are very strict about replacing lost badges, I do want something that's solid. (which should probably be another badge best practice if you won't readily replace for free.)