How to Use AV & Meetings Technology To Deliver A Better Conference

Tips for Speakers to get Better Conference Results with AV, Meetings Tech and Sound Equipment

by David Staughton CSP CCEO, Keynote Speaker on Business Growth & ‘Growth Habits’ and Expert on Small Business

  • Would you like better results at your conference or Event?
  • Need some tips for using AV at your conference?
  • Are you a Speaker wanting to be more professional on stage?

You can get amazing conference results with better use of better Conference AV & Tech. Here are some useful Tips to help

Tips for Better use of CONFERENCE TECHNOLOGY

  • Decide your HASHTAGS and promote their use for online event promotion
  • Have FREE conference WI-FI with password
  • Have a designated VIDEOGRAPHER and photographer recording the event
  • Have a support TECH TEAM table with chargers and cables
  • Have a MEDIA WALL for attendee photography
  • Use BIG BRANDED SIGNAGE – letters on stage

Tips For Better AV RESULTS

  • Engage your AV TEAM – Make friends and learn the NAMES and phone number of your AV guys or Technician on Duty (TOD)
  • Bring SPARE CABLES to connect different laptops (Mac, PC, Tablets)
  • CHECK ANY VIDEOS will run beforehand (Learn how to troubleshoot no sound or no video)
  • Use a BRIGHT PROJECTOR for best results (>3000 lumens – not a dull one)
  • AVOID USING TWO OR MORE PROJECTORS of different qualities and brightness
  • Watch out for needing to access and run any Big company videos via SECURITY FIREWALLS
  • Make sure your VIDEOS ARE EMBEDDED in your presentation – or bring them on a USB Stick when giving them to your AV guys
  • Bring SPARE CABLES for your laptop to connect to both VGA or HDMI projectors

Tips For Better CONFERENCE SOUND & ACOUSTICS

  • Make sure the sound is GOOD QUALITY – Audience members want to hear clearly
  • Avoid NOISE PROBLEMS – Construction noises nearby or a band or loud noises coming from the next room
  • LAPEL MICROPHONES for your speakers beat handheld mikes (for amateurs and audience)
  • HEADSET MICS beat lapel mics (like Countryman for professionals)
  • If you are using lapel or headset mics, NOTIFY all of your speakers to have MIC PACK suitable outfits. Trousers or a belt will be needed to secure the pack

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7 months ago
David Staughton CSP CEO B.Sc(Hons)

David Staughton is a Speaker and Business Consultant. He is an Award-winning Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) with over 15 years of professional speaking & consulting experience. David is on the board of E-Speakers, is a past board member of Professional Speakers Australia and was an advisor to a large Australian Speakers Bureau. Speaker Advisor is a useful resource website for Speakers and Event Organisers. If you have ideas for things to add to this website – please contact me

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