Just a little more than two weeks to go until the Penn State Web 2009 Conference. I can hardly wait! Most of the details are set, registration is in full swing (have you registered yet?), and all is falling into place. Not exactly as expected, but all is well. We always have a few challenges and last minute changes. It goes with the territory.
Registration closes on May 29...just over a week from today. If you are thinking of attending and haven't registered yet, please go to http://webconference.psu.edu and ensure your place at this year's outstanding conference.
Don't forget about the workshops on June 9. They offer a more in-depth glimpse into some topics of great interest to us as Penn State Web professionals. A wide range of topics are available this year. Tim Plumer, Jr. of Adobe will be back to show us how to best use Adobe Creative Suite 4 Premium. Dan Frommelt will give an advanced primer on CSS. Mark Greenfield will host a world-wide social media summit, and Steve Lewis will be back to help us optimize our negotiation skills as a Web professional. Our Penn State gurus will provide workshops on OWL and the Semantic Web (Brian Panulla), leveraging the Penn State digital identity to secure your Web application (Jeremy Hill), creating effective Web tutorials with screen capturing software (Nikki Massaro Kauffman and Bonnie Imler), and a free birds-of-a-feather summit (Christian Vinten-Johansen). At least one workshop is already full, so don't miss your chance to participate!
This promises to be an exciting year at the Web Conference. If you have attended in the past, be sure to check out the two day agenda at http://webconference.psu.edu and register today. If you have never been to the conference, please also look at the agenda and discover the value our dedicated Web professionals will bring to you at the conference.
We have the most amazing group of presenters, organizers, and support personnel who put on an awesome event. Don't miss out on the fun! Register today at http://webconference.psu.edu.
P.
Registration closes on May 29...just over a week from today. If you are thinking of attending and haven't registered yet, please go to http://webconference.psu.edu and ensure your place at this year's outstanding conference.
Don't forget about the workshops on June 9. They offer a more in-depth glimpse into some topics of great interest to us as Penn State Web professionals. A wide range of topics are available this year. Tim Plumer, Jr. of Adobe will be back to show us how to best use Adobe Creative Suite 4 Premium. Dan Frommelt will give an advanced primer on CSS. Mark Greenfield will host a world-wide social media summit, and Steve Lewis will be back to help us optimize our negotiation skills as a Web professional. Our Penn State gurus will provide workshops on OWL and the Semantic Web (Brian Panulla), leveraging the Penn State digital identity to secure your Web application (Jeremy Hill), creating effective Web tutorials with screen capturing software (Nikki Massaro Kauffman and Bonnie Imler), and a free birds-of-a-feather summit (Christian Vinten-Johansen). At least one workshop is already full, so don't miss your chance to participate!
This promises to be an exciting year at the Web Conference. If you have attended in the past, be sure to check out the two day agenda at http://webconference.psu.edu and register today. If you have never been to the conference, please also look at the agenda and discover the value our dedicated Web professionals will bring to you at the conference.
We have the most amazing group of presenters, organizers, and support personnel who put on an awesome event. Don't miss out on the fun! Register today at http://webconference.psu.edu.
P.
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