Whova News Archives - Page 18 of 37

Promote Event Values and Causes with Customizable Profile Photo Frames

by whova | Aug 31, 2021

Whether your event is online, in-person, or hybrid, expressing the event’s values and purpose can make it stand out in attendees’ memories. This can come from great event branding, meaningful connections, engaging opportunities for attendees — or all of these...

Save Time and Resources with Whova’s Contactless Self Check-In

by whova | Aug 31, 2021

Nobody likes waiting in line, and with events beginning to reincorporate in-person elements, crowded lobbies at check-in aren’t just annoying — they also make it harder for attendees to maintain a safe distance. Whova has previously provided integrated paperless...

Bring Session Production to the Next Level with Intro Videos

by whova | Aug 24, 2021

Whether your event is hybrid or virtual, the production value of online sessions makes a big difference to remote viewers. Often, that comes down to the details, like engaging attendees before a session even begins and finding ways to seamlessly feature sponsors. With...

Whova’s Registration Tightly Integrates with the Rest of the Platform

by whova | Aug 20, 2021

As an event organizer, you likely know how complicated managing ticketing can be, which is why Whova has always made sure to provide a registration platform that conveniently integrates with the rest of your event. After all, managing ticket information doesn’t end...

Artifact Center 2.0: Simplify Livestreaming Poster Sessions, Art Galleries, Start-Up Pitches, and More

by whova | Aug 15, 2021

Nine months ago, we released the Artifact Center, and since then it’s become one of Whova’s most popular features, used to support poster sessions, sciences fairs, galleries, and more. Virtual and hybrid events have used it to support online presentations, and...

Whova’s New Release Allows You to Have Different Registration Forms for Different Ticket Types

by whova | Jul 26, 2021

If your event has multiple ticket types, you likely have different registration questions for each type of attendee. If you only have one or two questions that are different between ticket types, you can use conditional questions, which are already supported by...