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Contents Item Page Contents page List of Participants Agenda Topics requested by participants Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Sessions 4&5 Session 6 Introductions / the IB / marking processes and examining

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1. Start by reviewing the topics requested by participants to get a clear understanding of their interests and needs.
2. Consider the overall theme or objective of the event or meeting and how the requested topics align with it.
3. Prioritize the topics based on their relevance, importance, and potential impact on the participants.
4. Determine the available time and resources, and assess if all the requested topics can be accommodated.
5. If some topics cannot be included, communicate openly with the participants and explain the reasons for the omission.
6. Develop an agenda or program that includes the selected topics, ensuring a well-balanced mix of subjects.
7. Allocate appropriate time slots for each topic, taking into account the level of detail and potential discussions.
8. Consider the expertise of the speakers or presenters and match them with the relevant topics.
9. If specific speakers are requested by the participants, evaluate their availability and suitability for the event.
10. Communicate the finalized agenda to the participants, providing them with sufficient information about each topic.

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1. Event organizers or meeting planners who aim to create engaging and relevant programs.
2. Speakers or presenters who need to prepare and deliver presentations or workshops on specific topics.
3. Participants themselves who want to have a say in the content and ensure their needs are addressed.

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What is topics requested by participants?

Topics requested by participants are subjects that attendees or participants of a certain event or meeting are interested in having addressed or discussed during the event.

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The organizers or hosts of the event are typically responsible for collecting the topics requested by participants.

How to fill out topics requested by participants?

Participants can usually submit their topics of interest through an online form, email, or during registration for the event.

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The purpose of topics requested by participants is to ensure that the event agenda includes relevant and engaging discussions based on the interests of the attendees.

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The topics requested by participants should include a brief description of the subject, why it is important to the attendee, and any relevant background information.