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FAQ<\/a>\u00a0 Tips<\/a>\u00a0 Formats<\/a>\u00a0 Selection<\/a><\/p>\n

Get creative with your session format<\/h3>\n

The ONA21 Suggestion Box<\/a>, open through April 15, is your opportunity to pitch session ideas and presenters.<\/p>\n

Increasingly, research and surveys suggest that adults prefer a more interactive environment, rather than a passive one, even in a virtual learning environment. Sometimes, attendees do want the opportunity to lean back and hear some big ideas. But on the whole, most people prefer a chance to create something, or share and reflect on their own experiences. At ONA21, we\u2019re aiming to ensure that most sessions are interactive. We\u2019ll have a variety of sessions, but less space will be dedicated to passive lectures or panels.<\/p>\n

For inspiration, here are a variety of session formats, organized from more interactive to more passive, including examples from recent ONA events. Feel free to experiment; you may even have your own creative format in mind.<\/p>\n

Session Format Ideas for ONA21<\/h3>\n