The Benefits of Amplified Events
Posted by mariekeguy on November 1, 2011
In just under 2 weeks I will be giving a seminar on The Benefits of Amplified Events as part of the Green Impact seminar series at the University of Bath. The seminar will attempt to define an ‘amplified event’ and will discuss the benefits for both consumers and providers of such events. It will take place from 12.15-13.05 on Thursday 17th November 2011 in room 4E 2.4 on the University campus.
There will also be a live video stream of the seminar for those who are unable to physically attend. This will be provided by Julian Prior and Marie Salter (Division for Lifelong Learning) using the Adobe Connect service.
If you are interested in attending remotely sign up using the online booking form (no cost).
Brian Kelly cannot physically attend the event and has pre-recorded three video clips which will illustrate
certain aspects of amplified events:
A brief definition of an amplified event and its benefits (see YouTube video clip – 1 min 45 secs)
- How to participate in an amplified event (see
Bambuser video clip – 2 mins – show first 1 mins 30 secs). - Why pre-recording talks at conferences may be useful in case of problems
(e.g. illness, volcanic ash, etc.) and provide additional benefits (
see Bambuser video clip – 1 min 48 secs long)
I’ll be putting up my slides after the event and will let you know how it goes.
The abstract for the seminar and an online booking form are available from the UKOLN Web site. Hope to ‘see’ you there!
