I noticed this issue as I was bookmarking a couple of interesting talks during the last congress:

There's no distinction in the page's title attribute on schedule pages. I came up with a quick fix at least for the public event detail pages in the template itself:

-    %title= title
+    - title_fragments = []
+    - event = @view_model.event if @view_model
+    - if event
+      - event_type = t "options.#{event.event_type.present? ? event.event_type : 'other' }"
+      - title_fragments.push "#{event_type.capitalize}: #{event.title}"
+      - if @conference.days.length > 1
+        - title_fragments.push event.start_time.strftime("%A")
+    - title_fragments.push title
+    %title= title_fragments.join ' | '

This will give you titles like

Meeting: Recalled to Life | Wednesday | Schedule Azrael Machine Conference
Workshop: From Here to Eternity | Wednesday | Schedule Azrael Machine Conference

which are much more expressive, but I think other schedule pages should be treated the same way. Since I'm no Rails expert, I don't know where the best place is to handle such a general approach, so I'm leaving this issue here for discussion.

This will also improve search engines results.