Seminar suggestions for the JA-SIG Spring 2008 Conference
Paul Zablosky
Paul.Zablosky at ubc.ca
Fri Jan 11 18:16:19 UTC 2008
Hi Barbara,
I think running the UCamp as a scheduled seminar or seminar pair is
a good idea (it occurred to me too). The only question is whether the
extra fee would be seen as a barrier to some. Would you be running
it? Would you have co-presenters/leaders?
Can you supply me with the description information so I can put it in as
a candidate?
1. Title - a phrase or one sentence summary
2. Description - approximately 4 - 5 sentences describing what a
participant can expect would expect to hear about
3. Length - whether you expect the session to be a half-day or
full-day seminar
4. Pre or Post - whether you would rather see the seminar on Sunday
(pre-conference) or on Wednesday (post-conference)
5. Proposed presenter
Thanks,
Paul
Barbara Glover wrote:
> Hi Paul
> Thanks for sending this reminder out.
>
> Is there a time slot already for the UCamp? I think we typically have
> a 1/2 day UCamp but might want to look at making it a full day with
> some collaboration with developers.
>
> thanks
> Barbara
>
> On 10-Jan-08, at 5:56 PM, Paul Zablosky wrote:
>
>> Following up on my posting about the upcoming JA-SIG Spring 2008
>> Conference, I'm soliciting suggestions for half-day seminars and
>> tutorials to take place at the beginning and end of the event..
>>
>> The conference will take place April 27-30 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel,
>> St. Paul, MN. There will be participation from several higher
>> education community source projects, including uPortal, Fedora,
>> Internet2, Kuali, Sakai, and -- of course -- Fluid.
>>
>> We're hoping to have at least one Fluid-specific seminar, or one that
>> relates closely to Fluid goals, principles, technologies, or techniques.
>>
>> If you'd like to see the sorts of topics that have been addressed in
>> the past, take a look at the 2007 Sunday and Wednesday
>> <http://www.ja-sig.org/conferences/07summer/index.html> seminars at
>> the JA-SIG 2007 Conference in Denver -- or any of the previous JA-SIG
>> conferences <http://www.ja-sig.org/conferences/index.html>. Topics
>> can be deeply technical or of broad general interest, but the
>> approach is usually tutorial. They can be aimed at any group within
>> the participating communities, but there's a huge benefit when they
>> cross community boundaries. Topics that require a full day for
>> presentation can be spread across two half-day sessions (morning and
>> afternoon on Sunday, usually).
>>
>> There is an extra fee charged to seminar attendees, but the presenter
>> is rewarded with _free registration_ to the conference.
>>
>> If you have an idea for a topic or a presenter you'd like to see,
>> please let me know right away. (The planning committee is in the
>> process of finalizing the schedule. I apologize for the short
>> notice.) If possible, please include the following information:
>>
>> 1. Title - a phrase or one sentence summary
>> 2. Description - approximately 4 - 5 sentences describing what an
>> attendee would expect to hear about; (graphics can also be
>> included)
>> 3. Length - whether you expect the session to be a half-day or
>> full-day seminar
>> 4. Pre or Post - whether you would rather see the seminar on
>> Sunday (pre-conference) or on Wednesday (post-conference)
>> 5. Proposed presenter
>>
>> There are so many interesting threads of interest, ideas, techniques,
>> and disciplines in the Fluid project, that I'm confident there are
>> some really great seminars just waiting to be given. Please post
>> your suggestions to this list, or send them to me directly.
>>
>> Paul
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