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grahamis.com/blog
Virtual Surreality - It's too real to be true
Skip to posts AboutBlogCurrently ? Virtual Surreality It's too real to be true HomeAbout Blog Currently ? YOW! Australia 2010 ? Functional Languages workshops 9 November, 2010 Josh Graham 1 comment The JAOO conference has changed it?s spelling, but not its excellent multi-technology, multi-discipline, deep, pragmatic content. Apart from the great conference lineup, I?m particularly excited to see the Erlang tutorial (by Ulf Wiger) and the F# tutorial (by
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siggraph.org/s2011
MAKE IT HOME | SIGGRAPH
The 38th International Conference And Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques TwitterFacebookYouTube RSS SIGGRAPH Mobile Site Create AccountLogin HomeFor SubmittersArt GalleryArt PapersBirds of a FeatherCo-Located EventsComputer Animation FestivalCoursesEmerging TechnologiesGame PapersGamesPanelsPostersReal-Time Live!SIGGRAPH Dailies!TalksTechnical PapersThe StudioFor VolunteersGraphicsNetStudent VolunteersFuture Conference CommitteesFor AttendeesACM SIGGRAPH AwardsACM
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elearnspace.org/blog
elearnspace ? learning, networks, knowledge, technology, community
elearnspace learning, networks, knowledge, technology, community Skip to content About Reminder: Learning and Knowledge Analytics 2012: Call for Papers Thursday, September 1, 2011 After a very successful conference on learning analytics in Banff, planning has begun for next year?s conference in Vancouver. The call for papers is out ? due Oct 15. Key dates are also available. Filed in Uncategorized | | Comments (0) The narrowness of thought in higher education reform Thursday
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afongen.com/blog
afongen
afongen Sam Buchanan?s weblog Home About This Site Writing and Presentations Conferences, OWASP Rundown of the Twin Cities? first OWASP conference As I?ve mentioned here once or twice, the Minneapolis-Saint Paul chapter of the Open Web Application Security Project put on its first conference on Tuesday. By most accounts, it was a success and we?re likely to have another. I believe there were 150 attendees or thereabouts, which I think is pretty dang good for a few weeks
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learningismessy.com/blog
Learning Is Messy ? Blog | :Roll up your sleeves and get messy
Learning Is Messy ? Blog :Roll up your sleeves and get messy Skip to content HomeAboutLinks To My Students? Work ? Older posts New York Times: Schools For Tomorrow Posted on August 31, 2011 by Brian I was informed recently that I am a speaker (a member of a panel) at the New York Times sponsored ?Schools For Tomorrow? ? Bringing Technology Into The Classroom Conference. They bill it as: ?Technology is transforming how we live. This conference will