Presentations

2008

• University of Calgary – Faculty Technology Days 2008
  • Social Networking in the Academy Keynote Panel (with Paul Pival and Maria Bakardjieva)
  • Weblogs as Personal Repositories
  • (my notes on both sessions are available here)
• Northern Voice 2008
  • The Blog is Dead, Long Live the Blogger (with Chris Lott, Brian Lamb, Scott Leslie, Jim Groom, et al)
  • Don’t Call it a Blog, Call it an Educational Publishing Platform (with Brian Lamb, Jim Groom, and Bill Fitzgerald)

2007

• Open Education 2007
  • Out of Print (with Jim Groom)
• K12Online 2007
  • More Than Cool Tools (with Alan Levine and Brian Lamb)
• Canadian eLearning 2007
  • Opening Reception Keynote: Canadian eLearning Video Party (with Brian Lamb)
• Northern Voice 2007
  • Social Software for Learning Environments (panel, with Chris Lott, Sylvia Currie, Jon Beasley-Murray and Brian Lamb)
• MacLearningEnvironments.org Webcast
  • Open, Connected and Social (with Alan Levine and Brian Lamb)

2006

• Northern Voice 2006
  • EduBlogger Hootenanny (with Brian Lamb, Scott Leslie, and Alan Levine)
• Interface 2006
  • ePortfolios (with Patti Dyjur)
• BCCampus ETUG 2006
  • Social Software Workshop (with Brian Lamb)
• University of Calgary
  • Intro to Podcasting
• BCEdOnline 2006
  • Closing Keynote (with Stephen Downes and Brian Lamb)
• University of Calgary
  • Read/Write Web

2005

• Museums and the Web 2005
  • Introducing Pachyderm (with Joshua Archer, Larry Johnston, Peter Samis, et al.)
• University of Calgary
  • Intro to Wiki
  • Intro to Weblogs and RSS
  • Faculty Technology Days: Weblogs and Wikis
• Northern Voice 2005
  • Social Software Salon (pre-conference session, with Brian Lamb, Alan Levine, and a cast of thousandsdozens
• New Media Consortium 2005 Summer Conference
  • Creative Action at a Distance (with Joshua Archer and King Chung Huang)
• ADETA
  • Intro to Podcasting

2004

• New Media Consortium 2004 Summer Conference
  • Small Pieces Loosely Joined (with Alan Levine and Brian Lamb)

2003

• EDUCAUSE LOVCOP
  • What’s the Fuss About RSS? (with Alan Levine and Brian Lamb)
• University of Calgary
  • Learning Object Repositories