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Choose a Site, Embed, Poster Gallery or Content Gallery

Everything under Publish publishes your program somewhere. The four surfaces do different jobs, and they combine: a Site can carry a Content Gallery block, and an Embed can sit beside it on a website you already run. Start from the goal, not the tool — the table below names the surface and the template for each.

Training video · 6:19Site and CMS: publishing your programEverything under CMS puts your program in front of an audience. Which of the four surfaces to build for each goal, the Site overview, the Site builder with its draft-and-publish flow, sitemap, layouts, templates and color schemes, sign-in and program cards, and where Embeds and the galleries fit.
You want to…Build a…Start from
Give speakers, submitters and reviewers somewhere to sign inSiteParticipant hub
Show the agenda on a website you already runEmbedStyled agenda widget
Feed sessions into a mobile app or partner systemEmbedJSON feed
Run a poster session people can browsePoster GalleryPublic poster hall
Publish the recordings after the eventContent GalleryOn-Demand Hub
Let attendees search the program and plan their scheduleContent GallerySession Catalog
Serve or sell courses and webinars from one catalog with creditContent GalleryLearning Catalog
Capture a lead before a white paper or deck downloadsContent GalleryResource Library
Take entries and run judging for an awards programSiteAwards portal
SiteEmbedsPoster GalleryContent Gallery
In one lineYour program’s own home page and the portal participants sign in toLive agenda, session and speaker data inside a website you already runA searchable ePoster hall, every poster viewable inlineAn evergreen home for recordings, clips, white papers, lessons and sessions
You getDrag-and-drop pages, page starters, and the participant portal behind the same loginAgenda, schedule, session and speaker widgets that update the moment the program changesInline viewing of PDF, slides, images, video and audio; filters by track, session and author; kiosk mode; per-poster analyticsTemplates with collections, filters and auto-fill rules pre-wired; plays, watch time, saves, downloads and gate leads
Who can see itPublic pages plus portal login (magic link, password or SSO)Whatever the host page allows — Sessionboard adds no loginPublic, share link, verified email or on-site kioskPublic, email gate, share link, portal login or SSO — per gallery, collection or item
Not forPutting the agenda on a website you already run — that is an EmbedHosting the page itself — that is a Site. Recordings and files — that is a Content GalleryRecordings, white papers or the session catalog — that is a Content GalleryA poster session — that is a Poster Gallery. The program (agenda, speakers) on a website you already run — that is an Embed. The gallery itself can also sit on that site; see Put a gallery on your own website

Build a Site when your program needs a home of its own: a call for papers page, a participant hub where speakers and sponsors manage submissions and tasks, an evaluators page, or an awards portal. It runs on your domain with your branding, and the portal login (magic link, password or SSO) sits behind the same URL.

Page starters: Call for papers page, Participant hub, Evaluators page, Awards portal.

Build an Embed when the website already exists and your marketing team owns it. The embed is a widget or feed that you paste into that site; it refreshes on its own as the program changes, and Sessionboard adds no login of its own.

Starters: Styled agenda widget, Speaker gallery, JSON feed, iCal feed.

Build a Poster Gallery for a poster session. It collects the poster files already uploaded to your sessions, renders them inline, and adds the things a poster hall needs: author consent, embargo, a share link per poster, QR labels for the boards, and a touchscreen kiosk mode.

Starters: Public poster hall, On-site kiosk, Embargoed preview, Verified-email gallery.

Build a Content Gallery for everything else your program produces and keeps producing: session recordings and clips, white papers and decks, lessons with credit, webinar recordings, and the session catalog itself. Each starts from a template that pre-wires collections, filters and auto-fill rules, so new content lands in the right place without anyone adding it by hand. The gallery has its own address; it can also sit on a Site as a block, or on a website you already run as a widget.

Templates: On-Demand Hub, Session Catalog, Learning Catalog, Resource Library, Webinar Library, Speaker Spotlight, Year-Round Archive, or Start from scratch.

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