When it comes to hosting an event, be it virtual, in-person, or hybrid, one of the key elements that make it successful is engagement. At Dryfta, we understand the importance of fostering meaningful interactions between speakers and attendees. That’s why we are thrilled to announce our latest updates to the Dryfta Event App: the addition of “Session Q&A” and “Session Chat” functions, designed to enhance real-time engagement during your event sessions.
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AI-Powered Quality Checks & Plagiarism Detection for Abstracts
We are excited to announce a significant update to Dryfta’s abstract management system. This update revolutionizes the way abstract submissions are managed, making the process more streamlined, error-free, and robust than ever. Now, event organizers can enable AI-powered checks for Grammar, Plagiarism, and Overall Quality for abstract submissions. This functionality extends not only to the default title and summary fields but also to any custom textarea fields that you may have in your submission form.
Transforming Event Ticketing with Tax Manager
At Dryfta, our ethos revolves around constant innovation and the relentless pursuit of perfection to enhance the lives of event organizers, making their tasks simpler and more efficient. Understanding the complexities and challenges faced by organizers in the ever-evolving world of event management, we dedicate ourselves to finding solutions that are not only effective but transformative. That’s why we are thrilled to unveil our latest groundbreaking feature: the Tax Manager tool.
Step-by-Step Guide to Set up Peer Review for Abstract Submissions
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Setting up a peer review system for abstract submissions can be critical to managing a conference or academic event. Dryfta is a platform that helps organizers manage various aspects of their event, including abstract submission and peer review.
Setting up a Peer Review System
Participants often submit abstracts, research summaries, or presentations when organizing an academic conference or event. Before these abstracts are accepted and scheduled for presentation, they usually undergo a quality check. This quality check is known as “peer review.”
- Peer Review: During peer review process, the submitted abstracts are reviewed by experts (peers) in the respective field to ensure that the content is of high quality, original, and relevant to the conference topic. Reviewers evaluate the abstracts based on various criteria, such as relevance to the topic, originality, clarity, and validity of the methodology and results.
A Comprehensive Guide to Streamline your University Events with Dryfta
Events & conferences are pivotal in the intricate fabric of the university ecosystem. They serve as platforms for nurturing community ties and promoting a sense of belonging among students, faculty, and alumni and as catalysts for academic excellence. They are instrumental in heightening student engagement and participation. Organizing these events, however, can be a multifaceted task laden with complexities. The planning, coordination, and execution stages each come with its own set of challenges. This is where solutions like Dryfta come into play. Dryfta is designed to make the labyrinthine event management process straightforward, efficient, and far more productive. The forthcoming guide will delve deeply into how Dryfta can be leveraged to bring out the best in your university events, ensuring they are both memorable and seamlessly organized.
Key Academic Conferences to Attend for Researchers
Attending academic conferences greatly depends on the individual's field of study or research interests. Different disciplines have different primary conferences. However, here are some of the well-known and most important conferences across various disciplines that many researchers and professors find useful:
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