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: Stephen's Lighthouse

Internet Librarian 2008

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My favourite conference was last week, Internet Librarian. It was the usual mix of cool kids and exciting projects and ideas and keynotes. And despite the faltering economy it was the third biggest IL to date after last year's record size.

Anyway, I gave a a few sessions. Here are the PPTs:

Enterprise Trends: Beyond the Simple Intranet

10 Technologies for Whole School Adoption
(Internet @ Schools West Conference)

Pecha Kucha: Trendspotting - Weak Signals from the Future
(Pecha Kucha has a special format - 20 slides delivered in 20 second each! - not my best format but it focuses the mind and communication. Anyway, there are a few videos out there of this session. Nancy Dowd's and David Lee King's and Rebecca Jones' were awesome! An award goes to anyone who can say Pecha Kucha three times fast.)

I deny that there is a video out there from IL 2008 of me singing my favourite Eminem rap that closed the conference.

Stephen


Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on October 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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