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Adding Self-Discovery Learning to Live Online Conferences

Published:2012 Issue: Volume: Page:265-281
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Container-title:Meta-Communication for Reflective Online Conversations
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Author:

Hai-Jew Shalin¹

Affiliation:

1. Kansas State University, USA

Abstract

In recent years, pre-recorded digital poster sessions have become more widely used as parts of real-time face-to-face conferences and as complements to online conferences and colloquiums. The multimedia-enriched building of various types of digital poster sessions offers high potential for conference organizers to be more inclusive of a variety of topics, and it helps conference participants gain more value from the shared synchronous time and virtual experiences. This chapter examines the role of digital poster sessions in contemporary online conferences and highlights some basic production-quality issues in the creation of digital posters.

Publisher

IGI Global

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