[New post] Do you need to livestream your event?

susherwood posted: " Nor do you need a swing in your seminar room Short answer: probably not. A colleague of mine, who has a lot more experience than I do, has a rule of thumb for events. For a free, in-person event in London he estimates that only about 50% of thos" Active Learning in Political Science © Do you need to livestream your event? susherwood Mar 28 Nor do you need a swing in your seminar room Short answer: probably not. A colleague of mine, who has a lot more experience than I do, has a rule of thumb for events. For a free, in-person event in London he estimates that only about 50% of those who sign up will actually turn up, plus a handful of people who didn't sign up do turn up. Add in a fee and/or a less immediately accessible location and you get more of your sign-ups showing on the day. I thought about this at various points in recent weeks, as I organised, attended or discussed the new hardy perennial of events: do we livestream? As someone who doesn't want to just pretend that Covid didn't happen, I'm glad that we're exploring how best to connect online and in-person experiences, but I worry that the default of 'stick a camera on a speaker and you're done' isn't the solution we're looking for, whether in the classroom or the conference panel. This is where we go back to my colleague. Read more of this post "Do you need to livestream your event?" Comment Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Active Learning in Political Science ©. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://activelearningps.com/2023/03/28/do-you-need-to-livestream-your-event/

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