Archived App
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About
This app serves as a digital guide for the 37th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Paediatric Infectious Diseases. It allows users to access the meeting program, build a personal schedule, view presentations, and interact with sessions. Offline access to schedules and maps is available, along with note-taking and exhibitor information.
What's New in ESPID 2019
1.2
April 10, 2019
Developer apps
FAQ
Does ESPID 2019 require an internet connection?
No, ESPID 2019 is a native app that does not require a Wi-Fi connection to access the meeting program, schedule, or maps. This allows for offline use of key features during the event.
What kind of content can I access with ESPID 2019?
You can browse the meeting program, build your personal schedule, and bookmark sessions or speakers. The app also provides access to presentations, posters, and abstracts where applicable.
Can I interact with sessions using ESPID 2019?
Yes, you can get interactive by clicking on links inside sessions to vote and ask questions, where this functionality is enabled for specific sessions.
How does ESPID 2019 keep me updated?
The 'Now' feature keeps you informed about hot issues, program changes, your upcoming sessions, and organizer messages in real-time.
Can I take notes within ESPID 2019?
Yes, you can take notes directly within the app and email them as part of your trip report for easy reference.
What devices is ESPID 2019 available on?
ESPID 2019 is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch, offering broad compatibility for attendees.
What is the age rating for ESPID 2019?
The app has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for a wide range of users attending the conference.
How often is ESPID 2019 updated?
The latest version of ESPID 2019 is 1.2, and it was last updated on April 10, 2019. This indicates it was developed for a specific past event.
