Whova News Archives - Page 29 of 37

Leaderboard: Gamify Audience Participation, Increase Event App ROI

by whova | Nov 27, 2018

You did a great job coordinating this year’s conference down to the very last detail to create an awesome event for your attendees. But somehow, it seems many of your attendees are not well prepared for the event– regardless of whether they are first-time conference...

Whova Wins the People’s Choice Award at the ‘Oscars’ of Event Technology

by whova | Nov 20, 2018

We are excited to announce that we were awarded the People’s Choice Award and the Best Use of Technology for Audience Participation at the Event Technology Awards 2018! This is the most prestigious awards program, often referred to as the ‘Oscars’ of...

Event Check-In App: 3 Ways to Check in Attendees Fast

by whova | Oct 26, 2018

Are you still using a paper spreadsheet to check in attendees at your event? Have you caught yourself sweating at the registration desk 20 minutes before the event only to see that the line of attendees waiting is getting longer and longer? We understand how painful...

Two Birds, ONE Stone: Save Money on Event Registration Tool & Double Audience Participation

by whova | Oct 24, 2018

Time is in short supply for event planners like you. Many hours and lots of energy is spent on the tiniest of details to make your event top notch. A great event planner is always on the lookout for ways to make their job more efficient in the least amount of time....

Manage Session Attendance with Ease: From a Capacity Limit to Check-In

by whova | Oct 15, 2018

Event attendance tracking software is designed to manage the attendance on different sessions, and it is highly recommended for event organizers like Ellen. Midway through her last conference, the event organizer Ellen was checking multiple sessions. One session was...

Pre-event Buzz? Audience Participation? Article Sharing Can Increase Both

by whova | Sep 20, 2018

All event organizers want an active audience that asks questions and get the most out of the session. But getting there isn’t always easy. The audience may be too shy to speak up or unfamiliar with the session topics. How do you encourage audience participation and...