Feed Channels offer a social media-style interaction space for your event attendees, allowing them to engage with each other by posting, commenting, and reacting to content. This feature is particularly useful for fostering attendee interaction and engagement, similar to popular social media platforms.
How to set up Feed channels
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Create a Feed Channel:
Go to Content → Feed Channels, and click Create channel.
In the popup window, choose a Label (name), a Color, and a Background Image for the Feed Channel, then click Create.
In the Feed Channels view, you can get a quick overview of attendee engagement. The Posts column shows how many posts have been made in each channel, helping you track activity and engagement levels across different channels.
How to manage Feed Channels settings
After creating a Feed Channel, you can customize its settings:
Click on a Feed Channel from the list of created channels.
You'll see two tabs:
Posts Tab: View all posts made in the channel.
Groups Tab: Control which attendee groups can perform specific actions in the channel.
For each group, you can enable or disable the following actions by ticking the appropriate boxes:
View: Allows the group to see content in the channel.
Post: Allows the group to post content in the channel.
Comment: Allows the group to comment on posts.
React: Allows the group to react to posts using emojis.
Moderate: Allows the group to delete posts or comments made by others.
How Feed Channels appear for Attendees
Attendees can access Feed Channels via the Feed Content Button, which is located either on the Event Homepage or in the top navigation bar.
Once inside, attendees will see the first Feed Channel listed by default and can easily switch between different channels using the left navigation menu.
By enabling Feed Channels, you're creating an interactive space for attendees to engage with each other, share experiences, and connect—enhancing the overall event experience.
Feed Channels offer a powerful way to enhance attendee engagement and interaction throughout your event. By incorporating features familiar from social media platforms, Feed Channels create a space where attendees can freely communicate, share experiences, and build connections in real time. Whether it’s posting updates, reacting to others' content, or leaving comments, Feed Channels bring a sense of community to your event and encourage deeper participation.
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