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Much of the work involved in creating an event occurs
during the content creation and pre‑event stages. If the correct
content exists and you have completed the pre‑event tasks, the actual
event should go smoothly. But you may need to complete a few tasks
during an event, especially if it is live.
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Non-live on‑demand events
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Events that do not happen in real time. Participants click
a link to view a presentation or take self‑paced course or curriculum. You
can notify potential participants of the event through an e‑mail
invitation or by publishing the event on the public events listing
page of the organization website. Both the e‑mail invitation and
the website listing contain a link that opens a registration form
for the event. In many cases, no in‑event tasks take place during
non-live events.
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Live events
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Scheduled, real‑time events. During the event, it may be
necessary to coordinate multiple presenters or approve attendees.
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