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As there are more options going forward for hybrid presentations, attendees may have the option to attend in person or to attend virtually. If your attendees are split, make sure you are acknowledging and interacting with those that are not there live and in person as well.
For example, during Q & A make sure you take questions from both the live audience and the virtual audience so that neither segment feels left out.
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