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Interesting bullet points but I keep clicking on these kind of headlines waiting to hear someone come up with a good method for how to balance an IRL audience w
by jimmySixDOF 4y ago
Interesting bullet points but I keep clicking on these kind of headlines waiting to hear someone come up with a good method for how to balance an IRL audience with real time remote online participants in a way that fosters interaction. It's not even common to let remote attendees into Q&A etc so there is rarely any benefit vs just watching the event vod on youtube. It's an unnecessary blocker to a potentially much bigger audience and reduces the overall value of assembling people with like minded interests together in the first place.
- karmaniverous 4y agoI’m the author. That’s something we always wanted to do, but the show kind of ran its course before we had a good opportunity. FWIW, I wanted to do that BECAUSE I had the sense that the format we were already using would work well for a combined online/IRL audience. Basically treat the whole IRL room as one Zoom caller, with the camera focused on whom ever had the mic. If I were to try this again with an IRL component, I’d definitely use this framework as my starting point.
- bawolff 4y agoHonestly i suspect nobody has really figured this out. At the very least i have yet to attend an event that does this well.
- namibj 4y agoChaos communications congress has remote participation helpers sitting in the back and monitoring the official remote participation channels to today questions.