Re: Presentation ideas?

You can survey technologies you don't use in your daily work.

You can explore alternative technologies for your current job.

You can learn new details about technologies you know, in intermediate or advanced tutorials.

You can learn in-depth, because you're in a session for 3 hours, vs. 45 minutes.

You can more easily network, because tutorials are less frenetic than the full-conference madhouse.

John

On Jan 16, 2014, at 2:25 PM, Keith Edmiston <kedmist@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm scheduled to give a talk/presentation to my colleagues on why attending tutorials and sprints at a conference is a great idea (I attended DjangoConUS2013). 

Any ideas/thoughts much appreciated. 

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Conference Tutorials and Sprints…what are they all about?

"Often we attend technical conferences, but wonder what the tutorials beforehand and sprints afterwards really offer. This session will provide some insight to that dark world of give and take."

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Keith Edmiston
(512)970-7222

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