20240037478. Virtual event platform event engagement simplified abstract (Hubilo Technologies, Inc.)
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Virtual event platform event engagement
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Kumar Kishin Jhuremalani of Bangalore (IN)
Virtual event platform event engagement - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240037478 titled 'Virtual event platform event engagement
Simplified Explanation
The abstract of the patent application describes a system where an event organizer organizes and implements a virtual event. The organizer defines a set of high value actions (HVAs) for the event, which can vary depending on the event type and available activities. These HVAs are prioritized and assigned weights. During the event, participants engage in event touch points, which are monitored and recorded. Based on the HVAs, an event engagement score is computed for each participant and aggregated to generate an event engagement score for the entire event. This score can be used to rank the effectiveness of the event compared to others.
- The patent application describes a system for organizing and implementing virtual events.
- The event organizer defines a set of high value actions (HVAs) for the event.
- HVAs are prioritized and assigned weights.
- Participants engage in event touch points during the virtual event.
- Participant-touch point interactions are monitored and recorded.
- An event engagement score is computed for each participant based on the HVAs.
- The event engagement scores are aggregated to generate an event engagement score for the entire event.
- The event engagement score can be used to rank the effectiveness of the event compared to others.
Potential Applications:
- Virtual conferences and trade shows
- Online workshops and training sessions
- Virtual networking events
- Webinars and online presentations
Problems Solved:
- Assessing the effectiveness of virtual events
- Providing organizers with insights into participant engagement
- Prioritizing and measuring high value actions during virtual events
Benefits:
- Allows event organizers to evaluate the success of their virtual events
- Provides data-driven insights for improving future events
- Helps organizers understand participant engagement and preferences
- Enables targeted and personalized experiences for participants
Original Abstract Submitted
an event organizer organizes and implements a virtual event. in connection therewith, the event organizer defines a set of high value actions (hvas) for the event. the nature of the hvas will vary depending on the event organizer, type of event, the available attendee activities, and the identity of the participants and the activities that are available to them at the event. the high value actions are prioritized, and weights are then attached to these actions. once the event begins, participants at the virtual event engage in event touch points, and each participant-touch point interaction is monitored and recorded by the back-end systems. typically, a participant engages in a touch point by selecting a display tab directed to that feature and exposed to the user on his or her browser during the virtual event. based on the hvas and their priorities and weightings, an event engagement score is then computed, preferably for each participant, and the event engagement scores for preferably all of the participants are then aggregated and used to generate an event engagement score for the event as a whole. once the event engagement score is computed for the entire event, that score can then be exposed in an event ranking by which the organizer can then determine the effectiveness of the event as compared to other virtual events.
