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Virtual Prague explains which features actually made the conference work: a migrated hop in platform with session tables and hallway sessions, a successful live Q A experiment that routes prefixed questions through a questions bot into a spreadsheet, external live captions by Cheryl and Julia, a help desk and screenshot policy, about 50 submitted talks, Slack passing 10,000 members and a newsletter claiming 8,000,000 monthly subscribers — concrete numbers and tools, and the fact that the live Q A and hallway sessions actually work.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 7:23What are we doing here
- 7:52What is Write the Docs
- 9:14The Virtual Conference
- 10:42Making Friends
- 11:54How do we make it work
- 13:22Pacman Rule
- 14:10Snowball Rule
- 14:45Permissions
- 15:13Code of Conduct
- 16:53Screenshot Policy
- 17:32Boat Ride
- 18:30Virtual Writing Day
- 18:40Main Stage Talks
- 19:35Lightning Talks
- 20:43Unconference
- 22:26Job Fair
- 23:03Social Event
- 23:55Documentation
- 24:33Thank you
- 24:46Sponsors
- 25:15State of the Docs
- 25:31Numbers
- 27:00Black Lives Matter
- 28:38Future Plans
- 29:40Stay in touch
- 30:14QA Session
- 31:51Virtual Conference
- 35:10Permanent Virtual Conference
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47mPlanning and Running Online and In-Person Events
39mIntroduction to
20mConference opening
40mVirtual Events: Behind the scenes of an engaging community conference
47mVirtual Book Signing - Feedback Loops
10mConference closing
22mConversations With AI: Transforming Conference Learning & Data Engagement