Attention Penguicon Presenters
If you are presenting at Penguicon and you have not sent me a program book description you need to send one in to me ASAP. Please get them in to me before I have to start badgering for them.
Penguicon was featured this week in the Detroit Free press. You can see the article here.
March 20th, 2007 at 8:33 pm
Hello,
I don’t think I heard anything about providing a program book description before, sorry! I added info to my member page(s) at http://www.penguicon.org/Members/selkins a week or so ago, but here’s an extract of my presentation information:
Knowledge Gardening, Saturday, 4-5:30 pm
How innovators can use open source social software to nurture knowledge and collaboration within an organization. Wikis, blogs, tagging and RSS feeds will be covered, along with reasons why you might choose to set up behind your organization’s firewall (at least initially). No special tech knowledge is needed to attend.
This is on the Programming Grid (http://www.penguicon.org/programming) but so far does not seem to be listed on the Master Schedule () — it probably should be under the Technology events track (http://www.penguicon.org/wiki/MasterSchedule/). If you need to cut the text, just the first sentence (How innovators can use open source social software to nurture knowledge and collaborate within an organization) would be fine.
Please let me know if I should respond via some other format.
There’s also a panel I may be doing with Cathy Raymond (Blogging Your Life Without Losing Job, Or Your Mind, Saturday 6-7 pm), but I haven’t heard final confirmation on that from Cathy.
I’m assuming you don’t care about the game demos I’m doing — those descriptions are already up on http://www.penguicon.org/wiki/NonComputerGaming.
March 22nd, 2007 at 6:49 am
That you very much the description Knowledge Gardening, Saturday, 4-5:30 pm!
At the moment the Programming Grid is more the master but at the end of the week the Master Schedule will but all up to date.
March 23rd, 2007 at 11:24 am
“Blogging Your Life Without Losing Your Job, Or Your Mind” (Cathy Raymond, Sarah Elkins) has been moved to Friday, 10-11 pm, Promenade East
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