Re: Remote Access to IBM i Conferences (was IBM i DevCon) -- MIDRANGE-L

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Jon,

There's obviously an advantage when doing a live event to be able to interact at some level with the audience. People attend (or wish to attend) because they want to hear *you* speak and potentially to ask questions on the spot.

Having a chat session going where someone collates the questions to feed you during the Q & A portion would add value by allowing people that can't physically be there to almost be there.

-mark

At 8/17/2011 10:16 PM, you wrote:

But those already exist in the form of webcasts or things like Penton't virtual conferences Mark. So I guesss I just don't see what the value is of adding it to an existing event.

On Aug 17, 2011, at 4:10 PM, midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Personally I'm more interested in looking at what's being presented vs. the presenter. I don't see the need for a camera, just some screen sharing app and audio that works through the computer's speakers. Even if you insisted on a camera crew, that is one person, and a backup to share among the rooms.

Jon Paris

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