As the title states, this video was created to give presenters a quick demo of what to expect at CMEpalooza. I thought it might be of interest to others as well, which is why I’m posting it here.

Note: I used Screenr to create this and accidentally had my recording window a bit too low. It’s not a big deal, except at the very end of the video where one of the things I’m talking about is sort of cut-off. I could have recorded it again, but, meh….

Below is a video I made – using Google+ Hangouts On Air – explaining how participants can watch CMEpalooza. Apologies in advance for all the face time at the beginning. I promise it doesn’t last long.

As I have been telling you all along, the beautiful thing about running your own virtual conference is that you get to make up your own rules and do whatever you want. So, when you suddenly realize you have 21 presentations scheduled and almost 10 hours of presentation time, rather than panic and wonder how to squeeze everyone in to one day – you just extend the conference to the next day and…voilà! CMEpalooza is now a multi-day conference!

Click here for the schedule for March 20 and here for the schedule for March 21. We will be starting promptly at 10 AM ET both mornings and finishing up somewhere between 3:00-4:00 PM ET. I have built in two small breaks each day, mostly to act as a buffer in case we get off-schedule. Presenters have been warned that they’re allowed to do pretty much anything during their presentations EXCEPT run over time. I plan to be fairly ruthless about ending at scheduled times, which I can do since all it takes to end a session is clicking the OFF button (ahh…if only all of life was so easy).

And, yes, you can still order a CMEpalooza T-shirt if you’re interested. $15. Any size, any color. Just send me an email with your specifications and mailing address.