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| − | [[Event 5W3H]] (or, simply, [[5W3H]]; hereinafter, ''5W3H'') is a framework that describes surroundings and environments of an event such as a purposeful meeting or convention. ''5W3H'' refers to five interrogative words starting with "W", which are "What? When? Where? Who? Why?", as well as to three phrases starting with "How", which are "How to prepare? How to participate? How to follow-up". Alternatively, ''5W3H'' can be called [[event setting]]s. | + | [[Event 5W3H]] (or, simply, [[5W3H]]; hereinafter, ''5W3H'') is a framework that describes surroundings and environments of an event such as a purposeful meeting or convention. ''5W3H'' refers to five interrogative words starting with "W", which are "What? When? Where? Who? Why?", as well as to three phrases starting with an interrogative word, "How", which are "How to prepare? How to participate? How to follow-up". Alternatively, ''5W3H'' can be called [[event setting]]s. |
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| + | For the purposes of this very wikipage, ''5W'' refers to applications of the [[Five Ws]] framework to [[event organizing]]. | ||
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| + | : For the purposes of this very wikipage, ''What'' refers to event subject matters that are described in its [[#"What" matters|"What" matters]] section. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:18, 9 April 2023
Event 5W3H (or, simply, 5W3H; hereinafter, 5W3H) is a framework that describes surroundings and environments of an event such as a purposeful meeting or convention. 5W3H refers to five interrogative words starting with "W", which are "What? When? Where? Who? Why?", as well as to three phrases starting with an interrogative word, "How", which are "How to prepare? How to participate? How to follow-up". Alternatively, 5W3H can be called event settings.
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5W
For the purposes of this very wikipage, 5W refers to applications of the Five Ws framework to event organizing.
What
- For the purposes of this very wikipage, What refers to event subject matters that are described in its "What" matters section.
When
Time Start Date & End Date, Time Format, Time Zone
When Date and time Start time, time of day
Start time, time of day
EDT Duration
Where
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Who
- For the purposes of this very wikipage, Who refers to the Event's participants, who are described in its "Who" matters section.
Why
3H
Communication tool
How to prepare
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Comments
Platforms
How to participate
Format
How to follow-up
"What" matters
Describe things in a clear order so it's easy to digest. Start with an overall description of the event and include a basic agenda, before you move into really specific details.
Title
First-degree content, essence Name Title. A good title immediately gives people an idea of what the event is about.
Summary
Second-degree content Featured photo
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Background
Logo
Searchables
Labels
Topics
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"Who" matters
Participants, Attendees
Hosts
Owner
Speakers
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Optional settings
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