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There are several mobile aps available for conventions to provide schedule and other information to attendees in a convenient manner. Some require the convention to pay a fee to be supported, others charge the users, others use advertising, and combinations of all revenue models are possible, too. | There are several mobile aps available for conventions to provide schedule and other information to attendees in a convenient manner. Some require the convention to pay a fee to be supported, others charge the users, others use advertising, and combinations of all revenue models are possible, too. | ||
| − | * The [http://www.conventionist.com/ Conventionist] was used by Arisia '11. It lists program titles, descriptions, times, and locations. It also lists dealer names and locations. It permits one to flag schedule items of interest and set alarms. | + | * The [http://www.conventionist.com/ Conventionist] was used by Arisia '11. It lists program titles, descriptions, times, and locations. It also lists dealer names and locations. It permits one to flag schedule items of interest and to set alarms. |
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| + | * [[Grenadine]] has an app, [[Zambia]]/[[KonOpas]] do not. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:54, 25 December 2021
There are several mobile aps available for conventions to provide schedule and other information to attendees in a convenient manner. Some require the convention to pay a fee to be supported, others charge the users, others use advertising, and combinations of all revenue models are possible, too.
- The Conventionist was used by Arisia '11. It lists program titles, descriptions, times, and locations. It also lists dealer names and locations. It permits one to flag schedule items of interest and to set alarms.
