Virtual participation in a remote event crossword

People now join events from afar far repeatedly than before, because virtual tools have spread and because everyone needs ways to reach a world wide audience without fixed schedules. One of those tools is telepresence - it lets a person feel as if he or she stands in a distant room plus that feeling of “being there” helps teams work together and stay engaged. Telepresence also gives planners room for fresh ideas. Instead of copying the old format of a face-to-face meeting, they can build lively, hands on programmes. Guests move into small virtual rooms, talk at once or walk through a digital space - yet they still feel present. The crossword clue we met underlines why we must know such tools. When we learn the words but also the limits of telepresence, we steer through new styles of events and take part with clear purpose. Telepresence will probably claim a larger place in remote events. As the gear grows both finer as well as cheaper, planners and guests must keep learning and must stay ready to shift. If they do they will shape remote gatherings that feel open, lively or strong and that draw people side by side even when their bodies sit oceans apart.