From the southern lands of USA, Erin Leonard shares with with some insights about the experience of organizing the USA-South Autumn Conference.

Come and read more about what happened!
http://blogs.magicjudges.org/conferences/2016/12/13/usa-south-autumn-conference-report/

Ever been to a conference where a presentation's topic is super interesting and yet you can't stop feeling disengaged from it? Have you been on the other side, trying your best to carry the audience through a great journey, only to see that not all the people are following your lead?

Thomas Ralph tackles the issue in the latest Conference's sphere article: "The No-Distraction Rule"

The Conferences Policies and Guidelines team have been working on a new vwesion of our documentation. Not only they bring us up to speed to the most recent developments in conferences but also help us understand better what's policy and what's recommended best practice.

But don't take my word for granted: check out the team's Lead Nicholas Zitomer post on our blog!

After his acclaimed series on “The ‘Tells’ of Body Language”, the Presenters Team lead Theo Millidonis comes back to us with a new article series. Today we present you: The Hero

There's no Luke, without an Obi-Wan,
No Harry, without Dumbledore,
No Spiderman, without Uncle Ben.

Join us on the followup to part # 1 “The Hero”, on Theo's new article, "The Mentor"

Giving a ruling to a couple of players? No problem!
Handle an appeal? Sure!
Disqualifying an angry player? I can deal with that.
Now, please, don't put me in the spotlight in front of a lot of people, that is not for me.

At least not until I read our newest article, where Andrew Keeler presents us with a very common problem among our presenters and provides some interesting information on how to overcome performance axiety! come and join us!

March brings news to conferences packs. Come and read the full announcement here!

It's with great honor that in today's post at Conferences Blog, we host Mikaël Rabie and his innitiative on the “Scenarized Seminar Project”.

Do you want practical advice on how to count cards on a board, or just test your skills? Are you looking for a quick workshop to bring to your future event or conference? We will introduce here the Card Counting Challenge, a document that permits to perform (almost) anywhere a seminar on counting cards!

Come and read more about it here!

May brings as news to the conferences attendants packs!

You can read all about it, along with some clarification on how sometimes may not be exactly as expected on the newest post on the Conferences Sphere Blog!

It's double post time!

Following our regularly scheduled materials, we bring you today Alexander Buchberg's conference report from Aalborg Judge Conference, held in March in Denmark. You can read all about their experience here!

Since we're on posting time, a minor update to the conferences cards (which was missed on the previous post) is also here with a new card entering rotation of support. Read the news here.

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Welcome to a new post! This time, we're re-hosting Lars Harald Nordli's report (already published in the Nordic Region blog!) to broaden the reach of this very interesting report. Enjoy!

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/conferences/2017/07/03/nordic-spring-conference-2017-report/

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After years of work, the Presenter training team took some time to review all we had accomplished and along the way, made a beautiful article which carries us over all our materials so far in a fantastic journey which should help our readers to weave through all the knowledge we've been writing over the last years.

From the team lead, Theo Millidonis, let me introduce you the Project Master Plan

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August brings news to the conferences around the world, introducing a new conference pack for our attendants. Come to our blog and read more about it!

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This week, Joshua Campbell brings as an excellent report of the recent NH/ME/VT Summer Conference.
Come and take a look at what happened there!

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After the original announcement for them, we're happy to update our documentation along with making a special place in our blog for the JTQs!

Come read all about it here!

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