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Agenda

These are the base concepts of an event agenda. It allows for the flexibility of live physical and virtual events or even non-live virtual events.

List​

Lists are the highest-level of session separation. Typically, they will represent the days in the event. A list can have sections and sessions in it.

Section​

Sections are a second-level of session separation. A session can only be in one section. Sections can (but are not required to) have a start and an end time so they will typically represent time-slots, like Workshop 1 and Workshop 2.

Track​

Tracks are the last level of session separation. A session can be in any number of tracks. Tracks can be used to tag different topics that sessions might be about across sections and lists. Tracks are completely optional.

Session​

Sessions are the building blocks of an event. They can be anything from break-out sessions, general sessions, start and stop times, live streams, or really anything. They can have a start and end time but don't have to.

  • A session can be part of multiple tracks
  • A session can have multiple speakers
  • A session can be attached to an exhibitor
  • A session can be in a room