the FRESH Conference
Human,
People that are deployed to support certain objectives like facilitators, actors, moderators, key note speakers, ... Not for their technical roll as e.g. photographer, sound technician, but as a human tool, the person is the tool like a speaker trainer is the tool to improve presentations.
Meeting Architecture, a manifesto.
Posted March 7th, 2008 by maarten.vannest... in
- LEARNING objectives.
- NETWORKING objectives.
- MOTIVATION objectives.
- BEFORE,
- DURING,
- AFTER,
- Conceptual,
- Human,
- Art,
- Technical,
- TechnologY hands-on,
- Communication,
- Education: adult education,
- Facilitation,
- Management and leadership consultancy,
- Meetings industry,
- Technology - ICT,
- Training industry,
- Video conference - virtual meetings,
- Anthropology,
- Biology,
- Cognitive science,
- Musicology,
- Neuroscience,
- Psychology,
- Sociology,
- Technology,
- Other science,
- Book,
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Read Book review from Elling Hamso Dr. Elling Hamso, Managing Partner, European Event ROI Institute MEETING ARCHITECTURE |
Into the heart of meetings
Posted January 28th, 2013 by mireia.iglesias in
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Into the Heart of Meetings defines meetings as a form of communication. It describes the characteristic processes of meetings and how to influence them through Meeting Design. Based on many years of working together as professional Meeting Designers, the authors provide an array of tools that enable meeting organisers to obtain the best outcomes from their meetings as measured by their business value. |
Free Toolbox catalogue for meeting design V2.0
Posted January 11th, 2013 by maarten.vannest... in
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This free catalogue contains lots of information about tools, services and professionals that can increase the impact of a meeting, conference, event or a stand. Version 1.0 (24 pages) was published in conjunction with the FRESH13 conference. And version 2.0 (48 pages) with Imex13. |
KEEP IT HUMAN
Posted September 21st, 2012 by dominika.fudala in
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(one+ magazine) I have always hated online courses. Even though I’ve been a Net enthusiast since before there was a Net, I have never appreciated when intimate, real-life encounters are relegated to the digital realm. Education is a particularly human-to-human transmission. Students learn as much from watching their professors think in real time as they do hearing whatever facts and ideas come out of them. |
Hybrid Events redefining the Meetings Industry?
Posted September 10th, 2012 by ruudwjanssen in
- LEARNING objectives.
- NETWORKING objectives.
- MOTIVATION objectives.
- BEFORE,
- DURING,
- AFTER,
- Conceptual,
- Human,
- TechnologY hands-on,
- Technology online,
- Production - staging,
- Project management,
- Technology - ICT,
- Video conference - virtual meetings,
- Cognitive science,
- Technology,
- Research paper,
- Research Project,
- Association,
- Study, survey
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| eBayCaseStudy.pdf | 774.56 KB |
Creating Participatory Conferences, The P In EPIC
Posted August 24th, 2012 by dominika.fudala
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(Jeff Hurt)
Do you remember Pop Rocks candy? It was the candy that exploded and jumped in your mouth. Or perhaps you recall Zotz, the candy that fizzed in your mouth. Interactive Candy |
Conferences Need To Focus On Creating Experiences, The E Of EPIC Conferences
Posted August 24th, 2012 by dominika.fudala in
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(Jeff Hurt)
Imagine it’s 2084. You are craving a new experience that you’ve not had in the past. You decide to visit Rekall to get a memory implant of a new vacation experience. This is the setting of the 1990 movie Total Recall with Arnold Schwarzenegger or the 2012 remake with Colin Farrell. While Total Recall is set in the future, it is a perfect illustration of today’s society that is consumed with collecting experiences. |
Our Ability To Learn Has Deep Roots In Our Ability To Talk To Others
Posted July 17th, 2012 by mireia.iglesias in
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Listening is often the only thing attendees do in formal learning environments. Speakers talk. Audiences listen. They listen to keynote speakers at conferences. They listen to presenters in workshops. They listen to industry speakers in education sessions. They listen to staff in HR trainings. The truth is that all that listening amounts to very little learning or change in attitudes, behaviors and skills. Talking Is More Important Than Listening |
Visually Illustrating Meetings with Kiss the Frog
Posted June 15th, 2012 by mireia.iglesias in
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Fresh Award winner, Kristine Nygaard, explains how she illustrates meetings graphically in an interview at IMEX Frankfurt.
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Visually Illustrating Meetings from Meeting Support Institute on Vimeo. |





























