[gsis_admins] Re: Any ideas?
- From: "Tarleton, Anna" <Anna.Tarleton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "gsis_admins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <gsis_admins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 01:54:18 +0000
Just because you are crazy and need to take your meds doesn't mean that these
aren't good ideas. LOL
We are doing the social media drawing. Rhonda typically does a data survival
gift in her sessions for the person who wins her ABC Jeopardy game. Those are
different. We could take your idea and post a keyword for each session on our
website and/or Twitter site, then do the drawing based on those who provide the
clue for that session.
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From: gsis_admins-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <gsis_admins-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on
behalf of Denise Epperson <denise.epperson@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2015 7:42:27 PM
To: gsis_admins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [gsis_admins] Any ideas?
I've been thinking.....Yes, I know that's scary. I know we always do the
tickets and we started last year with writing the names on the cards in the
rooms for prizes, but I was wondering if there was something that we could do
that would be fun to do. We will have to keep the tickets for somethings, but
what are some creative ways to give things away. We all know how long the days
can be sitting in sessions all day long and how you can loose interest (Don't
say it hasn't happened to you.) For example, in Session 1, across the board if
you want, the presenter says "Marco" during their presentation and sees if
anyone says "Polo" and maybe a second time if no one answers the first time, if
someone does not then no prize is given. If we have prizes leftover from
Wednesday sessions and the morning sessions of Thursday, we go in during lunch
play some upbeat music, see if anyone starts dancing, give a prize. I would
like to make it fun. Let's keep people guessing what we will do next.
Any thoughts? Suggestions? Any you are crazy and go take your meds?
Denise
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