This diagram outlines the process of working together to develop a keynote event.

Idea – Develop an idea that sparks interest!

Scheduling – Find a date.

Intake – Share details to support event registration pages.

Live Production – Prep for live event, tech prep, run event.

Post-Production – Registration reports and minor edits.

Our events can be simulcast at eCornell’s Facebook Live and LinkedIn Live channels as well as the eCornell website.

We will provide a link to the registration page for the event for you to share with your audiences. This link will direct registrants to the eCornell website for viewing.

A registration report will be uploaded to the event box folder 2-3 days after the event concludes. This report includes first name, last name, and email address. We can, upon request, include additional fields like NetID, Cornell affiliation, and graduation year.

All our events are recorded and made available for viewing at the registration URL. Viewers will be asked to register for the event in order to view the recording.

A link to the mp4 file of the event recording will be added to the intake form in the event box folder 2-3 days after the event concludes.

If you upload this recording to your website or Youtube channel, etc., we ask that you provide minimal attribution; i.e. “Powered by eCornell. View more Keynotes from Cornell University here: https://ecornell.cornell.edu/keynotes/“

We will provide you with viewership numbers for all platforms (eCornell, Facebook and LinkedIn) via email 2-3 days after the event concludes.