So last month CLIO held its annual conference — wait… I’m pretty sure it was last month —
*checks CLIO site*
Yes, last month, from Oct. 13-16, CLIO held its annual conference, this year virtually. Academics could get a $99 pass, so I decided to take advantage of it. For my money (and no travel expenses), I got 4 days of great programming and materials.
Every day started with a keynote featuring industry experts. Interestingly, except for the first (from CLIO’s CEO), none were tech-focused. Similarly, while many sessions focused on using CLIO efficiently, other sessions covered a variety of issues from diversity, to mental health, to design thinking.
Normally, CLIO conferences serve good food. This year, wellness breaks were offered every day and attendees could choose between a high-powered ab workout or yoga (or, if it was nice, you could skip these and take a walk). Late afternoon breaks featured live music and