SLA is working out the details of a Virtual Conference Component for SLA 2010 , which will allow attendees to participate in a small but select group of SLA 2010 sessions.
Virtual Conference Component attendees will be able to view the Opening General Session and the Closing General Session in real time and communicate directly with the speakers and real life audience by submitting questions, comments and opinions. We are excited that our keynote speakers, James Carville and Mary Matalin, as well as Nicholas Carr, have agreed to participate.
In addition, we hope to include several Spotlight Sessions, which will be offered live and for playback later, making the Virtual Conference Component attractive to those attending the conference as well as those who cannot join us in New Orleans. We will confirm which Spotlight Sessions will be available in May.
Virtual Conference Component attendees will be able to view the Opening General Session and the Closing General Session in real time and communicate directly with the speakers and real life audience by submitting questions, comments and opinions. We are excited that our keynote speakers, James Carville and Mary Matalin, as well as Nicholas Carr, have agreed to participate.
In addition, we hope to include several Spotlight Sessions, which will be offered live and for playback later, making the Virtual Conference Component attractive to those attending the conference as well as those who cannot join us in New Orleans. We will confirm which Spotlight Sessions will be available in May.
While there is no substitute for the professional networking opportunities SLA conference attendees consistently praise, those who register for the Virtual Conference Component will benefit by participating in lively exchanges at the general sessions in a 3-D environment, as well as the unique ability to watch valuable Spotlight Sessions over and over again for a 30-day period.
Stay tuned for more information!
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