Three groups of custom fields let you find out just about anything about your speakers and sessions submitted for your event
If made possible by the event organizer, submitting sessions as someone else is just as simple as submitting your own sessions
An explanation of the key differences between a session owner and session speaker
After you're done creating a schedule for your event, the only thing left to do is to announce it
A quick overview of the statuses you can assign to sessions submitted for your event
After you decide which sessions make the final cut, and which don't, you should proceed to inform your speakers and ask for their confirmation
If you change your mind about a certain declined session, there's still a way to accept it. Here's how the handle such session, as well as the speaker
Aside from using a Call for Speakers page, you can add sessions and speakers to your event manually
Event organizers can decide for how long speakers can edit their sessions after submitting them and if they can do it at all
Sessionize offers various ways of adding new and editing existing session and speaker-related data
For smaller regular events and user group events, sessions can be scheduled manually
Adding video links to your event's schedule greatly improves the experience for your online attendees
A quick overview of the five roles that event organizers can assign to the members of their team
Learn about an automated way of sending calendar appointments to your participating speakers, as well as keeping them up-to-date with any changes to their session(s)
Here's what you can do with the data you created while setting up and managing your event on Sessionize
Canceling an event is never pleasant but sometimes can't be avoided. Here's the best way to deal with such a situation
Follow these simple steps to apply a prepaid activation code to your event
