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I ran two-hour workshops for designers in 2010. Fifteen in all, free to attend, with about 50% non-designer attendance. http://vi.to/workshop http://vi.to/wor
by vitovito 15y ago
I ran two-hour workshops for designers in 2010. Fifteen in all, free to attend, with about 50% non-designer attendance.
http://vi.to/workshop http://vi.to/workshop
Workshops are a lot of work -- I'd spend 8-16 hours prepping for a two-hour one -- but they're one of the most asked-for types of local events in Austin:
Presentations by my peers 95 92%
Panel discussions by my peers 74 72%
Hands-on workshops 73 71%
Presentations by companies 60 58%
"Field trips" to related industries 57 55%
Happy hours 51 50%
Social/networking lunches 42 41%
Panel discussions by companies 42 41%
Other 2 2%
I'm happy to answer questions based on the workshops I held, you can reply to this or email me (contact information in my profile).
- byrichardpowell 15y agoHi vitovito, Thats amazing you ran so many workshops for free. You have my ut most respect as I know how much wok is involved in that! I'd be interested in any information you could share on how you prepared for all the workshops and what format they took. One thing thats being discussed in Newcastle is weekly workshops, which sounds like _alot_ of work. Are there any short cuts that dont sacrifice the quality of the workshop? If you want to continue this discussion on twitter I am: www.twitter.com/byrichardpowell Of of course here is fine too:-) Richard