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Virtual Mega-Meetings: Here to Stay?

Lewis A Hassell¹, Hans J G Hassell²

¹University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, OK 73134, USA.

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The COVID-19 pandemic shifted academic conferences online. Virtual mega-conferences offer benefits and challenges, suggesting they will remain a part of future academic and educational meetings.

Keywords:

Academic debate COVID-19 networking pathology conferences vendor support virtual learning

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Academic and educational conferences
Virtual meeting technologies

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a rapid shift from traditional in-person academic and educational conferences to virtual formats.
This transition presented both opportunities and challenges for organizations and participants.

Discussion:

The shift to virtual conferences, while driven by public health concerns, has revealed potential benefits for accessibility and reach.
However, challenges related to engagement, networking, and technical infrastructure need to be addressed for sustained success.

Key Insights:

Virtual mega-conferences have emerged as a viable alternative to traditional conferences.
The long-term viability depends on overcoming current limitations and maximizing the advantages of virtual formats.

Outlook:

Virtual mega-conferences are likely to become a permanent fixture in the landscape of academic and educational meetings.
Future developments will focus on enhancing virtual platforms to better replicate and potentially improve upon the in-person conference experience.