On 04/10/2018 8:53 PM, Iain Buclaw wrote:
I went to a conference once where they had mixed live talks and
prerecorded talks - questions where taken at the end to the speaker of
the prerecorded talk via a sip call.
The organisers at the end admitted that the prerecorded talks experiment
failed. No one really paid attention to any of the content in it.
There are a lot of social cues that a speaker can take note of and use
to determine the pace of the talk or what to put emphasis on. So that
result doesn't really surprise me.
