Schedule / Topics

Here are the presentation titles with links to session descriptions for the TechCamp Memphis conference on May 12th.

8:30 Opening Remarks / Day overview

9:00-9:45 Session 1

• Words, Pictures & Pixels: Your Best Foot Forward
• Tips & Tools for Building your Brand Online
• .NET Unit Testing w/ Microsoft Fakes
• Vector Hidden Line Removal

10:00-10:45 Session 2

• How to Effectively Engage your Audience on Twitter & Facebook
• Publish Yourself
• You Can Take It With You! Web Development with jQuery Mobile and Friends
• Geographical Information Systems, Applications for Local Government

11:00-11:45 Session 3

• Introduction to Google Plus
• Online Display Advertising Options
• Open Source: What’s this all about?
• SurveyMonkey Basics

11:45-12:45 Lunch (Thank you Chick-Fil-A!)

1:00-1:45 Session 4

• It’s the people, stupid.
• Content is (Still) King
• Go, Google’s New Language

2:00-2:45 Session 5

• Social Media Strategy: A Panel Discussion
• Social Media and Crisis Communication: The story of #memstorm
• Getting Started with NFC for Developers

3:00-3:45  Session 6

• Technology and the Small and Home-Based Business
• Ways of the Ninja Geek
• An Introduction to the DotNetNuke Content Management System

4:00 Closing Remarks

 

—Sessions by Category (mostly)—

Content Creators, Curators & Consumers

• Introduction to Google Plus
• Technology and the Small and Home-Based Business
• Content is (Still) King
• Publish Yourself
• Words, Pictures & Pixels: Your Best Foot Forward
• Ways of the Ninja Geek

Online Marketing

• Tips & Tools for Building your Brand Online
• Social Media Strategy: A Panel Discussion
• Social Media and Crisis Communication: The story of #memstorm
• It’s the people, stupid.
• SurveyMonkey Basics
• Online Display Advertising Options

Developers

• An Introduction to the DotNetNuke Content Management System
• Go, Google’s New Language
• You Can Take It With You! Web Development with jQuery Mobile and Friends
• Getting Started with NFC for Developers
• Open Source: What’s this all about?
• .NET Unit Testing w/ Microsoft Fakes

and MORE (didn’t fit in one of our predetermined tracks/schedule)!

• Vector Hidden Line Removal
• How to Effectively Engage your Audience on Twitter & Facebook
• Geographical Information Systems, Applications for Local Government

 

Sessions

Presentations usually last about 30 minutes with 15 minutes of Q & A time following for a total for 45 minutes.

Projectors will be available in each session room. Please bring your notebook (If you don’t have your own notebook, no problem – just let us know in advance and we’ll make arrangements) packed with any presentation (ppt, video, flash, etc.) you’ll need. The rooms typically have wi-fi available, but since your audience is bound to be online, depending on wi-fi during your presentation is generally discouraged.