The whole point of an in-person conference or event is to absorb the material right there and then. It is a different format than a book or a video. The work is also the intellectual property of the presenters. Usually an agreement to present is specific about what will be shared; it’s not an open-ended handing over of material.
When you pay to attend a live event, you are primarily paying for the networking experience — meeting other attendees, having your question answered live by the presenter, and maybe even getting to talk with the presentater a bit at some point. Absorb the live experience and network with others. If you’re not able to take notes, then buying a book or watching existing videos would probably be a better bet for absorbing the information.
The whole point of an in-person conference or event is to absorb the material right there and then. It is a different format than a book or a video. The work is also the intellectual property of the presenters. Usually an agreement to present is specific about what will be shared; it’s not an open-ended handing over of material.
When you pay to attend a live event, you are primarily paying for the networking experience — meeting other attendees, having your question answered live by the presenter, and maybe even getting to talk with the presentater a bit at some point. Absorb the live experience and network with others. If you’re not able to take notes, then buying a book or watching existing videos would probably be a better bet for absorbing the information.