On Facebook recently, a friend of mine shared a photo of a conference room that made me cringe. It was a ballroom filled with tan chairs in rows.
I felt sorry for the 600 people who were going to be stuffed into those uncomfortable chairs in rows for hours on end
I don’t know about you, but personally, I have a hard time sitting in a general session listening to speakers go on and on and on. If I am not sitting near the front the whole thing turns into blah, blah, blah. And, my mind starts to wander.
However, if
Many meeting planners have the trade show passport game in their toolbox of tricks to drive attendees to their trade show floor. While some criticize the game as boring or out-of-date, the truth is that it seems to work.
Perhaps it’s time to give the trade show passport game an
When it comes to audience participation games, these are some of the questions that our potential clients bring to us in our first meetings. Ultimately, they are searching for the best game for their needs:
What are some simple and fun, games for audience participation?
How can you create audience
Have you ever created an Event Gamification element for your event that didn’t work? Perhaps you felt like you followed the advice on other blogs or what was intuitive to you -- but the game was still a bust.
Perhaps you are here because you are creating your first game
