Making your in-person event accessible and inclusive might seem like a big task, but small changes can make a huge difference. Many of these tips were inspired by attendee feedback and community requests while I was co-chairing this year’s IA Conference. Why inclusive and accessible events matter When you
A few simple tips can go a long way in making your presentation easier for everyone to follow. These guidelines are based on what we used at this year’s IA Conference to help ensure a better experience for both presenters and attendees. Design and layout 1. Provide adequate color
It’s hard to believe that just five years ago, the pandemic upended how we connected professionally. Since then, many meetups have disappeared, conferences have moved online, and sadly, some conferences even folded. While I do love attending events virtually (because—sweatpants!), there’s something to be said for attending
Sketchnoting is a form of visual notetaking that combines drawing and writing. It’s a fun and intentional way of synthesizing and capturing notes. If you’re looking to get started, I’ve curated a few resources. I hope you give it a try and find it as much fun
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