Event Management Archives - Page 23 of 35

Cut Out Tedious Work by Connecting Your Zoom Account Directly to Whova

by whova | Sep 14, 2020

You’ve been preparing dozens of Zoom sessions for your next event, and you’re starting to get a headache. After creating each Zoom meeting, the meeting link needs to be copied to the corresponding session, which is both time-consuming and error-prone. You don’t know...

Whova Now Supports Virtual Career Fair As Universities Start

by whova | Aug 17, 2020

The new semester is about to start, and the career fair is more important than ever. With recent rises in unemployment, students about to enter the workforce are facing a hostile, discouraging job market. Career fairs can be a great tool for securing those positions,...

No More Security or Privacy Concerns – 12 Tips for Hosting Secure Virtual Events

by whova | Jul 5, 2020

The proliferation of online meetings due to COVID-19 is leading to widespread adoption of virtual event participation across a wide range of business and personal uses, which is the good news. The not-so-good news is that unscrupulous individuals are also picking up...

Tired of Managing IT-related Logistics for your Virtual Event? Whova’s New Release Comes to Rescue!

by whova | Jun 10, 2020

When organizing a successful event, you know how important clear, frequent communication can be. It is even more crucial if part of or all the participants are remote. How to make sure every speaker is ready to start the talks, and every attendee knows when to join...

Whova Released Video Hosting Feature

by whova | May 16, 2020

“Where am I supposed to post all the videos?” The virtual event Ellen has been organizing is getting closer, and it’s time to start uploading pre-recorded sessions. Ellen knows it’s important to virtual event attendees that sessions are available to rewatch, so she...

Worried about Your Virtual Event? Past Attendees Explain What Works and What to Avoid

by whova | May 10, 2020

– An Attendee Survey from Recent Virtual Events It took a lot of work, but you’re almost there. You’ve been thinking of everything while transitioning your in-person conference into a virtual event. You’ve planned all of the virtual sessions, recorded some...