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Going Virtual: What We’ve Learned Supporting 2000+ Virtual Events in 6 Months Part I

Blue Sky eLearn

The post Going Virtual: What We’ve Learned Supporting 2000+ Virtual Events in 6 Months Part I appeared first on Blue Sky eLearn. To hear more from Emilio, you can watch the webinar on-demand here. Stay tuned for the next segment of our blog series, recapping David and ATIA’s experience! .

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Why is disengagement happening at associations?

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The year was 2000. Millennials and generation Y just feel they don’t belong. The startup that launched in 1998 had outgrown the garage, relocating to a nondescript building in an office park a couple of miles off the highway. Outside that building, on an asphalt parking lot, yellow police tape marked off an area where.

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Hone in on what your virtual conference is telling you.

HighRoad Solution

And not because she did the 60s style purple sunglasses and cream-colored boa right in the year 2000 Almost Famous film. Kate Hudson was onto something. Rather, in the same film, she coined the phrase, "It's all happening.". That's what comes to mind when I think of virtual event shift.

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Blog | Increase Productivity With Work-Life Balance | Multiview

Multiview

It wasn't until the late 90's that the term "work life balance" became popular, and then it really took off in 2000 when researchers from Duke University conducted a study on work-life balance and found out that people who were able to achieve a good work-life balance were more productive at work than those who didn't have one.

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How to Address Sinking Engagement

Associations Now

But that’s still above or at the percentage between 2000 and 2013. To be sure, engagement has nosedived since the pandemic, with only 30 percent of survey respondents saying they’re “highly engaged,” down from 36 percent in early 2020.

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The Myth of Generation Z

Jamie Notter

Wait, also 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, or sometime between 2000 and 2006. If you go to Wikipedia, you will find references to sources that describe Generation Z, claiming that the oldest of this cohort was born in 1993. That seems confusing doesn’t it?

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Re-energize your career center.

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Our average attention span has fallen from 12 seconds in 2000, or around the time the mobile revolution began, to now eight seconds. Consider that, according to scientists, the age of smartphones has left you and me with such a short attention span even a goldfish holds a thought longer.