The Rise of Conversational Presenting
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This is a slide deck for the session that we delivered at World Education Congres 2018 in Indianapolis. This presentation gives real-life examples of how you can make your events more conversational, interactive and engaging. You can find much more on our blog: https://blog.sli.do or just ask us anything at support@slido.com
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- 1. The Rise of Conversational Presenting. Peter Komornik, CEO Juraj Holub, Marketing Director
- 2. What session really made an impact on you? slido.com | #wec18 @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub
- 3. What does a usual session look like? slido.com | #wec18 @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub
- 5. “Interaction needs to be at the heart of how we organise events. If you want to stay competitive, you need to make your events interactive.” ~ Luke Stallard, The Economist
- 6. What you will experience today. Experience conversational techniques. @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Discover interactive formats. Learn from each other.
- 7. Which examples do you want to hear about today? slido.com | #wec18 @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub
- 8. 1. Break the traditional presentations 2. Energizing panel discussions 3. Participant-driven formats 4. The Oxford debates 5. Engaging online participants 6. Interactive opening and closing @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub
- 9. Break the traditional presentations. WEC, Gainsight, SXSW Don’t make them present, have a conversation instead @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub
- 13. How to pull this off? ● Ask speakers to inject interaction moments into the flow ● Have a moderator to help the speaker tell the story ● Ditch the slides and have a (fireside) chat only @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Extra Tip ● Use these formats to change the dynamic of your agenda
- 14. Energizing panel discussions. Panels can be interactive too. @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Conference Summit, SXSW Eco, NIRI
- 18. How to pull this off? ● Create a storyline for the panel and divide it into 3-4 sections ● Set the context with an opening poll ● Ask the panellists to comment on the results ● Integrate the audience questions into the flow early on @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Extra Tip ● Let the audience pick the topic that they want to discuss
- 19. Participant- driven formats. Your audience knows what’s the best for them. @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub IMEX: Exclusively Corporate
- 22. How to pull this off? ● Crowdsource the topics at the start of the session or conference ● Let the audience pick the most burning ones ● Arrange tables of 6-8 and assign one topic per each table ● Let people choose their table and discuss for 15-20 min ● Repeat 3x and then do a debrief in the whole group @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub ● The Solution Room (variation) Extra Tips
- 23. The Oxford Debate. There is nothing more engaging than a bit of competition. @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub WEF, FOM
- 26. How to pull this off? ● Create 2 polls to gauge where the audience stands on the topic ● Works best with two opposing answers ● Launch the 1st poll at the start and then the 2nd poll at the end ● Compare the shift in opinion @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Extra Tips ● Appoint a winner (Festival of Marketing)
- 27. Engaging online participants. @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub ICCA World They are as important as your onsite attendees.
- 29. How to pull this off? ● Have a dedicated online facilitator ● Prepare pre- and post-studio content ● Bring the online audience on stage ● Create room for audience interaction @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Extra Tips ● Don’t stream all of the sessions ● Embed Slido next to the video
- 30. Interactive opening and closing. GLOBSEC, Eventex Engage your participants right from the start @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub
- 33. ● Put attendees in pairs or small groups ● Ask them to share the challenges or key learnings ● Crowdsource and curate the most important ones ● Elicit comments and have a conversation in a room @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub Extra Tips ● Snowball fight How to pull this off?
- 34. What was the most innovative session you have organized? @peterkomornik | @juraj_holub slido.com | #wec18
- 35. How we designed the interaction 1. Interactive opening 2. Selection poll 3. Feedback poll + room comments 4. Group work
- 36. Looking for more inspiration? https://blog.sli.do www.slido.com support@slido.com