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Read
the program in advance. That way you will be able to plan each
day and attend the sessions that are beneficial to you. |
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Choose
a back-up session in case your first choice is full. You may
want to mark your program with your choices so you can quickly
identify where the alternate session is being held. |
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Arrive
at least five (5) minutes before your session starts to ensure
that you get a good seat. It also provides an opportunity to
meet and network with your neighbours. |
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Try and
meet the staff and Board members. We are here to make your
stay as beneficial as possible. |
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Curtail
conversations when someone is speaking at a microphone, in
the plenary sessions and in the workshops. |
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Please
complete evaluation forms. We review and consider these carefully,
so make your voice heard. |
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Wear
casual comfortable clothes and shoes. There is some walking
you may have to do. |
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Do something
new. This is a wonderful chance to learn something new. Take
a session to learn about a topic you don’t know anything
about. Breaking out might lead to new opportunities. |
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Converse
with strangers! Talk with anyone who is standing or sitting
next to you. It’s okay, it’s expected. Networking
can lead to learning about alternative work and learning methods,
or even better, a new friend. |
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Ask questions
to the exhibitors. They are not just there to sell, but to
provide information to everyone. |
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If you
choose a session and find out in the first few moments that
it is not for you, you are welcome to move quietly to another
session. Speakers expect a certain amount of movement in the
beginning. |
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ENJOY!
There is a whole wealth of learning, understanding and profitable
ideas for you to take home. |
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