IMPAKT Hybrid Principles - Revision history

Manon at 09:26, 12 April 2023

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Manon at 15:15, 11 April 2023

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	Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.		Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.

Manon at 15:15, 11 April 2023

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	Feel free to navigate per principle, or to browse per event to understand our perspective on hybrid event design.		Feel free to navigate per principle, or to browse per event to understand our perspective on hybrid event design.

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	# IMPAKT Festival		#[[IMPAKT Festival]]
	# Web Portal		#[[IMPAKT Web Portal\|Web Portal]]
	# Rooftop Bar & Host		#[[Rooftop Bar\|Rooftop Bar & Host]]
	# Professionals Programme ~~IMPAKT~~ 2022		#[[Professionals Programme (2022)]]
	# IMPAKT TV		#[[IMPAKT TV]]
	# Wine tasting 1.0 & 2.0		#[[Wine tasting]] 1.0 & 2.0
	# CODE (2022, 2023)		#[[CODE Project\|CODE]] ''Reclaiming Digital Agency'' (2022, 2023)
	# Bal Masqué		#[[Bal Masqué]]
	# ~~Doors~~		#[[Full Spectrum Curatorship Program]]
	# Full Spectrum Curatorship ~~program~~
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	Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.		Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.

Manon at 15:01, 11 April 2023

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	# Make it participatory		# [[Make it Participatory\|Make it participatory]]
	# [[Collectivity\|Cultivate Collectivity]]		# [[Collectivity\|Cultivate Collectivity]]
	# Create comfort		# [[Create Comfort\|Create comfort]]
	# Contextualise		# [[Contextualise]]
	# Fair tech choices		# [[Fair Tech Choices\|Fair tech choices]]
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	# IMPAKT Festival		# IMPAKT Festival

Manon at 14:45, 11 April 2023

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	Successful hybrid (online/offline) events activate and involve all of its attendees. In-venue guests are treated as the default, while online audiences are too often treated as an after-thought. It is easy to overlook how alienated and isolated an online guest can feel during a hybrid event. But, on the other hand, online formats also provide the opportunity to give access to content in dynamic and personal ways. These online experiences– and the groups enjoying them– are often out of view from the in-venue participants who remain ignorant to their existence. Designing events needs to be multi-faceted and account for psycho-social experiences as well as practical production issues.		Successful hybrid (online/offline) events activate and involve all of its attendees. In-venue guests are treated as the default, while online audiences are too often treated as an after-thought. It is easy to overlook how alienated and isolated an online guest can feel during a hybrid event. But, on the other hand, online formats also provide the opportunity to give access to content in dynamic and personal ways. These online experiences– and the groups enjoying them– are often out of view from the in-venue participants who remain ignorant to their existence. Designing events needs to be multi-faceted and account for psycho-social experiences as well as practical production issues.

	The following 6 principles are a framework that we have used when designing hybrid events when considering the various dimensions at work in any given event. These are not dogmatic one-size fits all rules. Rather, these principles offer a criteria of the core considerations for successful hybrid events that need to be weighed against one another. The tools and strategies that you take away from this documentation are best applied when they are ~~customized~~ to the particular demands of a specific event.		The following 6 principles are a framework that we have used when designing hybrid events when considering the various dimensions at work in any given event. These are not dogmatic one-size fits all rules. Rather, these principles offer a criteria of the core considerations for successful hybrid events that need to be weighed against one another. The tools and strategies that you take away from this documentation are best applied when they are customised to the particular demands of a specific event.

	Clicking through each term will bring you to in-depth explanations of each concept. Each principle is elaborated in concrete terms through examples of how we implemented it in our past events through [[IMPAKT Case Studies\|case studies]].		Clicking through each term will bring you to in-depth explanations of each concept. Each principle is elaborated in concrete terms through examples of how we implemented it in our past events through [[IMPAKT Case Studies\|case studies]].

	Feel free to navigate per principle, or to browse per event to understand our perspective on hybrid event design.		Feel free to navigate per principle, or to browse per event to understand our perspective on hybrid event design.

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Manon at 14:04, 11 April 2023

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	# Festival		# IMPAKT Festival
	# Portal ~~Design~~		# Web Portal
	# Bar Host		# Rooftop Bar & Host
	# Professionals Programme IMPAKT 2022		# Professionals Programme IMPAKT 2022
	# IMPAKT TV		# IMPAKT TV
	# Wine tasting 1.0 & 2.0		# Wine tasting 1.0 & 2.0
	# CODE 2022, 2023		# CODE (2022, 2023)
	# Bal Masqué		# Bal Masqué
	# Doors ~~- Whatsapp API?~~		# Doors
	# Full Spectrum Curatorship		# Full Spectrum Curatorship program
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	Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.		Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.

Manon at 14:02, 11 April 2023

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	Successful hybrid (online/offline) events activate and involve all of its attendees. In-venue guests are treated as the default, while online audiences are too often treated as an after-thought. It is easy to overlook how alienated and isolated an online guest can feel during a hybrid event. But, on the other hand, online formats also provide the opportunity to give access to content in dynamic and personal ways. These online experiences– and the groups enjoying them– are often out of view from the in-venue participants who remain ignorant to their existence. Designing events needs to be multi-faceted and account for psycho-social experiences as well as practical production issues.		Successful hybrid (online/offline) events activate and involve all of its attendees. In-venue guests are treated as the default, while online audiences are too often treated as an after-thought. It is easy to overlook how alienated and isolated an online guest can feel during a hybrid event. But, on the other hand, online formats also provide the opportunity to give access to content in dynamic and personal ways. These online experiences– and the groups enjoying them– are often out of view from the in-venue participants who remain ignorant to their existence. Designing events needs to be multi-faceted and account for psycho-social experiences as well as practical production issues.

	The following 6 principles are a framework that we ~~use~~ when designing hybrid events when considering the various dimensions at work in any given event. These are not dogmatic one-size fits all rules. Rather, these principles offer a criteria of the core considerations for successful hybrid events that need to be weighed against one another. The tools and strategies that you take away from this documentation are best applied when they are customized to the particular demands of a specific event.		The following 6 principles are a framework that we have used when designing hybrid events when considering the various dimensions at work in any given event. These are not dogmatic one-size fits all rules. Rather, these principles offer a criteria of the core considerations for successful hybrid events that need to be weighed against one another. The tools and strategies that you take away from this documentation are best applied when they are customized to the particular demands of a specific event.

	Clicking through each term will bring you to in-depth explanations of each concept. Each principle is elaborated in concrete terms through examples of how we implemented it in past events through [[IMPAKT Case Studies\|case studies]].		Clicking through each term will bring you to in-depth explanations of each concept. Each principle is elaborated in concrete terms through examples of how we implemented it in our past events through [[IMPAKT Case Studies\|case studies]].

			Feel free to navigate per principle, or to browse per event to understand our perspective on hybrid event design.
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	# Keep it simple		# Keep it simple
	# Make it participatory		# Make it participatory
	# [[Collectivity\|Cultivate ~~collectivity~~]]		# [[Collectivity\|Cultivate Collectivity]]
	# Create ~~an atmosphere~~		# Create comfort
	~~# Mimic the familiar~~
	# Contextualise		# Contextualise
	# ~~Consider~~ Fair ~~Tech~~		# Fair tech choices
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			# Festival
			# Portal Design
			# Bar Host
			# Professionals Programme IMPAKT 2022
			# IMPAKT TV
			# Wine tasting 1.0 & 2.0
			# CODE 2022, 2023
			# Bal Masqué
			# Doors - Whatsapp API?
			# Full Spectrum Curatorship
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	Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.		Note: If you are looking for hands-on practical advice we have developed from past experience check out our [[Tips & Tools]] page.

Manon at 13:57, 11 April 2023

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	~~'''<u>Hypotheses: Our Starting Point</u>'''~~		Hybrid Formats is the fruit of the research being conducted over the past year at IMPAKT as part of the project The New Social. We have been designing and testing different innovative event formats that engage both online and in-venue event participants. The best of these strategies blend audiences and curate experiences that make the best of both environments.

	~~''Hypotheses we had starting these projects:''~~		Successful hybrid (online/offline) events activate and involve all of its attendees. In-venue guests are treated as the default, while online audiences are too often treated as an after-thought. It is easy to overlook how alienated and isolated an online guest can feel during a hybrid event. But, on the other hand, online formats also provide the opportunity to give access to content in dynamic and personal ways. These online experiences– and the groups enjoying them– are often out of view from the in-venue participants who remain ignorant to their existence. Designing events needs to be multi-faceted and account for psycho-social experiences as well as practical production issues.

	~~Online audiences~~ are ~~too often~~ given a ~~second-class ticket to~~ the events ~~they attend~~. ~~At IMPAKT our aim has been to develop~~ tools that ~~create an equally high quality~~ event ~~for both in-venue and online guests~~.		The following 6 principles are a framework that we use when designing hybrid events when considering the various dimensions at work in any given event. These are not dogmatic one-size fits all rules. Rather, these principles offer a criteria of the core considerations for successful hybrid events that need to be weighed against one another. The tools and strategies that you take away from this documentation are best applied when they are customized to the particular demands of a specific event.

	~~It is easy~~ to ~~overlook how alienated an online guest can feel~~ in ~~a hybrid event~~. ~~We have found that the biggest challenge~~ is ~~to create environments with a low threshold for online participation.~~		Clicking through each term will bring you to in-depth explanations of each concept. Each principle is elaborated in concrete terms through examples of how we implemented it in past events through [[IMPAKT Case Studies\|case studies]].

	~~Over the past year we have been testing different strategies to blend these audiences and curate experiences that make the best of both~~ in~~-person and digital environments. We took the following 9 principles as a framework to test different strategies and tools.~~

	~~Click~~ through ~~to see what we mean by each term, and to browse~~ how we implemented ~~each one~~ in ~~related event~~ case studies.

	~~{{:Collectivity}}~~
	~~{{Category:Atmosphere}}~~

	# Keep it simple		# Keep it simple

Manon: Manon moved page Hypotheses to IMPAKT Hybrid Principles

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Manon at 13:31, 25 March 2023

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	Click through to see what we mean by each term, and to browse how we implemented each one in related event case studies.		Click through to see what we mean by each term, and to browse how we implemented each one in related event case studies.

	{{~~Share across the divide~~}}		{{:Collectivity}}
	{{Category:Atmosphere}}		{{Category:Atmosphere}}