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Once a session has been approved. The presenter must do two things.
1. Add a page under the Session Pages using the Session Template. This page will be used by participants to get more information about the session. The participants will also be encouraged to leave a comment, write notes, or start a discussion about the presentation on this page.
2. Add a session to the correct Break-Out Session on the correct day and link their session title to to their Session page.
1. Add a page under the Session Pages using the Session Template. This page will be used by participants to get more information about the session. The participants will also be encouraged to leave a comment, write notes, or start a discussion about the presentation on this page.
| Step 1: Make sure you are on the Session Pages page (which is this page). When you add a new page it will add it under the Session Pages heading. |  |
| Step 2: Click on Add page and create a new page. | |
| Step 3: Create a new page by giving your page a name. You can name it the title of your session. Under Use Template choose Session Template from the drop down box. Next click Add Page. |  |
| Step 4: Add information to your page. This is where participants will go to learn about your session. Add files, links, and info you want your participants to walk away with. |  |
2. Add a session to the correct Break-Out Session on the correct day and link their session title to to their Session page.
| Step 1: Find your session under the appropriate day. To the left I have used the example of Session 2 on Saturday. Step 2: Once you are on the right session click the Easy Edit button and add your presentation to the list. Fill out as much information as you can. You can always come back and edit it later. |  |
| Step 3: Link your session title to the session page you created following the steps above. Highlight your Session Title and click the Link button on the EasyEdit Toolbar. |  |
| Step 4: Click on Find Page and search through the list of pages to find the Session Page you created. Click on it to create a link. Step 5: Click the Add Link button. Your Session Title should now be blue and underlined indicating that it has been linked to your session page. Step 6: Click the Save button on the EasyEdit Toolbar and your finished! |  |
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