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	Yes No	How to Benefit from 1-Click Identity Providers Luke Shepard, Facebook Sites across the Web are opening up to support open identity platforms, such as OpenID. How can comp... READ MORE Sites across the Web are opening up to support open identity platforms, such as OpenID. How can companies at scale and those with large user bases successfully work with open standards including OpenID, Activity Streams and new social markup language specs? Can companies survive the challenges of incorporating OpenID into their websites? Accessibility / Web Standards, New Technology / Next Generation, Open Source
	Yes No	Elegant Accessibility Julie Lewis, Office of the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Many commercial designers and developers still think that in order for a site to be 508 compliant, i... READ MORE Many commercial designers and developers still think that in order for a site to be 508 compliant, it has to be boring and ugly. Not true. In many cases, making the site accessible also makes the site richer. We will explain how implementing basic accessibility can benefit non-government sites, talk about practical accessibility guidelines, and cover specific techniques for making visually rich sites accessible. Accessibility / Web Standards, Content, Front-End Programming, Government and Technology, Interface Design
	Yes No	Design for Change, It Makes Cents Patrick Haney, Not a Sausage Everyone knows that bad design sucks. But did you know that good design can change the world? Find o... READ MORE Everyone knows that bad design sucks. But did you know that good design can change the world? Find out how to put your skills to use, because with a little help from design, we can all make a difference. And maybe even a little money in the process. Accessibility / Web Standards, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Green / Environmental, Social Issues, User Experience
	Yes No	Death and the Internet lc boros (stega), Stega Doggie and Tree Using a combination of dead friends and world figures I would explore ways within social networking,... READ MORE Using a combination of dead friends and world figures I would explore ways within social networking, online games, the media, etc that death is presented/documented. Also including what can be done better in the process--all the way from the social to the network backbone level. Accessibility / Web Standards, Blogging, Community / Online Community, Online Relationships
	Yes No	Who’s Nibbling at Your Cookie? Frank Addante, the Rubicon Project Consumers are concerned with being tracked too much online and with information being collected for ... READ MORE Consumers are concerned with being tracked too much online and with information being collected for advertising purposes. Yet in the same vein, consumers want to be served with relevant information online. Instead of pointing fingers, let’s discuss how to balance the benefits of data openness with the need for privacy. Accessibility / Web Standards, Advertising, Content, Digital Distribution, Government and Technology
	Yes No	Design Perfect Site Navigation Oliver Lindberg, .net Mag Online navigation has never been so varied. This panel of leading web designers will discuss hot tec... READ MORE Online navigation has never been so varied. This panel of leading web designers will discuss hot techniques, best practices and showcase some of the slickest sites out there. We'll also find out whether Flash really is a complete no-no when it comes to navigation. Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Information Architecture, User Experience, Visual Design
	Yes No	International Technical Volunteering: Everything You Need to Know Lynn Langit, Microsoft In this panel, you'll hear from geeks who've 'been there' and have 'done that' - applied technology ... READ MORE In this panel, you'll hear from geeks who've 'been there' and have 'done that' - applied technology to help those who need it most. This panel consists of experienced technologists and volunteers. We'll share inforamtion about what works and what doesn't and, most importantly, how you can get started applying your geek brain to help those who need it most. Accessibility / Web Standards, Non-Profits, Social Issues
	Yes No	People Die, Profiles Don't Jesse Davis, entrepreneur Nutshell: Digital Beyond's panel from last year...Part 2. A much needed follow up discussion from s... READ MORE Nutshell: Digital Beyond's panel from last year...Part 2. A much needed follow up discussion from same angles plus 1 addition: companies and how they deal with users deaths. Accessibility / Web Standards, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Front-End Programming, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Issues
	Yes No	Go Big or Go Home: Scaling Semantic Apps Toby Jungen, swingly.com While the Semantic Web has generated excitement, its usefulness is still restricted to a few areas. ... READ MORE While the Semantic Web has generated excitement, its usefulness is still restricted to a few areas. Efforts to expand the coverage of semantic apps have revealed limitations in performance and technology. We'll discuss how people are addressing these problems and when semantic apps will provide real value for real people. Accessibility / Web Standards, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Search, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Layman's Guide to Building Highly Scalable Blogs Greg Go, Killer Aces Media For the blogger with zero technical experience, this session introduces concepts, terms, and options... READ MORE For the blogger with zero technical experience, this session introduces concepts, terms, and options for building fast and reliable blogs. Learn how to pick the perfect design, software, and hosting. By the end, you'll know the right questions to ask your designer, how to optimize your server, and other critical elements of website management. Accessibility / Web Standards, Back-End Programming / Databases, Blogging, Content Management, Front-End Programming
	Yes No	Digital Accessibility on Ebooks and Phones : #$@^ Kindle Brian Rowe, Freedom for IP Disability rights and accessibility in design are often overlooked in a competitive market. This cr... READ MORE Disability rights and accessibility in design are often overlooked in a competitive market. This creates software and systems which are difficult to fix retrospectively. This presentation will save you time, money, and bad press by teaching you to become cognizant of accessibility issues from the outset of projects. Accessibility / Web Standards, Design Thinking, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Open Source, User Experience
	Yes No	Accessibility In Microsoft Silverlight Cynthia Shelly, Microsoft Microsoft Silverlight enables you to design, develop, and deliver powerful applications and experien... READ MORE Microsoft Silverlight enables you to design, develop, and deliver powerful applications and experiences for the web. This presentation will demonstrate the built-in accessibility features of Silverlight, and how to code with them to create accessible interactive user interfaces and media experiences. Accessibility / Web Standards, New Technology / Next Generation, Online Video
	Yes No	HTML Email: The Evil That Men Do? Mathew Patterson, Freshview A panel battle to the mild-injury between the plain-text wielding designer, the HTML email loving ma... READ MORE A panel battle to the mild-injury between the plain-text wielding designer, the HTML email loving marketer and the email service provider. Is HTML email truly evil, is there any place for it, and isn't email dead anyway? Accessibility / Web Standards, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, User Experience
	Yes No	Government Sites Don’t Have to Bite Web Team Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Difficult, boring, ugly – these are just a few words some might use to describe their perception o... READ MORE Difficult, boring, ugly – these are just a few words some might use to describe their perception of government Web sites. But the landscape is changing as the role of government Web sites takes on greater importance, and government agencies step up to the plate with surprising success and millions of hits. Accessibility / Web Standards, Content, Design Thinking, Government and Technology, User Experience
	Yes No	Tackling the HTML 5 Challenge Michael Cote, RedMonk HTML 5 is underway and promises to improve the Web. Thus far the standard's development process has ... READ MORE HTML 5 is underway and promises to improve the Web. Thus far the standard's development process has been rocky. Can there be true industry-wide standards collaboration to dictate a consistent Web infrastructure that benefits all? Is standardization essential to Web innovation? This panel will tackle the HTML 5 challenge. Accessibility / Web Standards, Content Management, Digital Divide, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Your *#@^!in' Website Is Not Accessible! - Getting Results Shawn Henry, W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) What do you do when you come across an inaccessible website? (after yelling at the computer and curs... READ MORE What do you do when you come across an inaccessible website? (after yelling at the computer and cursing the developer) What's the best approach for getting the Web more accessible? Carrot or stick? Promoting the business case? Laws and lawsuits? Grassroots community pressure? We'll debate different approaches and provide tips. Accessibility / Web Standards, Case Study, Digital Divide, Government and Technology, Social Issues
	Yes No	Web Application Accessibility Showdown: Flash/Flex, HTML5 & Silverlight Matt May, Adobe When it comes to accessibility, what do the three most popular Rich Internet Application platforms h... READ MORE When it comes to accessibility, what do the three most popular Rich Internet Application platforms have to offer? This will be a demo-filled showdown, putting each contender through a series of challenges, spanning a range of disabilities. Accessibility / Web Standards
	Yes No	Taming the Beast: Javascript and CSS Tips and Tricks for IE Estelle Weyl, UpTake.com & EvoTech.net IE is a major cause of headaches, but it can be tamed! In this session you will learn browser differ... READ MORE IE is a major cause of headaches, but it can be tamed! In this session you will learn browser differences, and HTML, CSS and JavaScript tips and tricks to easily create web sites that work cross-browser. Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Controlling Robots Through the Web Steve Guengerich, guengerich.com Controlling robots across the web is fast approaching a mainstream moment. Soon, our iPhones could ... READ MORE Controlling robots across the web is fast approaching a mainstream moment. Soon, our iPhones could be controlling robots and biomechanical devices that will have a positive impact on agriculture, security, healthcare, and many other uses. Learn about standards, coding, design tips and techniques for websites & mobile apps, and more! Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Hardware, Interface Design, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Integrate/Educate: Taking Web Standards to the Classroom Jeffrey Brown, High School Teacher We need to prepare students to become web professionals by using web standards curriculum materials.... READ MORE We need to prepare students to become web professionals by using web standards curriculum materials. A group of professional web educators will present case studies and examples outlining how they integrate resources into the classroom. You'll learn how to adapt web standards curriculum resources for secondary ed, higher ed, faculty, staff, and web standards advocacy inside a company. Accessibility / Web Standards, Case Study, Education
	Yes No	New School User Experience Patterns Brendan Lee, Ribbit Corporation We all use at least two or three different devices and/or online mediums (cell phones, personal comp... READ MORE We all use at least two or three different devices and/or online mediums (cell phones, personal computers, IM, etc.) to communicate daily. How do we create a unified experience across these different devices, so that the ways in which we communicate become more transparent, more natural, and less distracting? Accessibility / Web Standards, Interface Design, Mobile / Wireless, User Experience
	Yes No	Accessible JavaScript Techniques Patrick Fox, Razorfish Creating accessible JavaScript is difficult and can be time consuming to create. With the right know... READ MORE Creating accessible JavaScript is difficult and can be time consuming to create. With the right knowledge and forethought, your JavaScript can be made accessible. This session covers a variety of development techniques and paradigms for creating progressively enhanced JavaScript functionality, and explains some features of and how to implement the Web Accessibility Initiative's Accessible Rich Internet Application (WAI-ARIA)standard. Accessibility / Web Standards, User Experience
	Yes No	Room for Lawn Flamingos? Future of Class Online Lisa Stone, BlogHer Will today's online neighborhoods and stereotypes continue to mirror offline society and drive wedge... READ MORE Will today's online neighborhoods and stereotypes continue to mirror offline society and drive wedges by race, gender and class? Or will a cultural melting (cyber)pot evolve because users are able to voice their interests with their personal appearance and economic calling cards masked (cars, houses, bling)? This panel asks leaders from diverse communities to talk frankly about how people are migrating around the internet -- and what it means for future communities and business models. Given that the most successful business models cut across lines of gender, race and class, what does this mean for media business models that have to reach everyone? This conversation moves well past the access and education issue, while acknowledging it. Case studies: Freebies for mommybloggers, Facebook vs. MySpace, NBC's Dance Your Ass Off, Women for Obama. Accessibility / Web Standards, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Digital Divide, Social Issues
	Yes No	Cross Device Accessibility: Is This For Real? Chris Mills, Opera Software ASA Does the one-size-fits-all approach of "One Web" meet the needs of all groups of web users, as web c... READ MORE Does the one-size-fits-all approach of "One Web" meet the needs of all groups of web users, as web content becomes more complicated? We will discuss strategies for improving accessibility across different devices, covering current issues with mobile accessibility, and potential solutions such as geolocation and CSS3 media queries. Accessibility / Web Standards, Design Thinking, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, User Experience
	Yes No	Craftsmanship and the Web Alex Lemanski, Bitfyre What sets ordinary web designers or developers apart from web craftsmen? What are the web craftsman'... READ MORE What sets ordinary web designers or developers apart from web craftsmen? What are the web craftsman's traits and tools? What can you do to become a craftsman yourself? This talk will briefly discuss the history of "craftsmanship" and how that tradition and its traits apply to work on the web. Accessibility / Web Standards, Career / Work Concerns, Design Thinking, Front-End Programming, Self-Help / Self-Improvement
	Yes No	Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose - Successful Web Content Management Benjamin Bykowski, Optiem, LLC Integrated marketing communication is critical to any business. Yet the Web is the most common plac... READ MORE Integrated marketing communication is critical to any business. Yet the Web is the most common place for messaging that is out-of-sync, stale, or simply missing. Web Content Management can be a toolset for interaction between marketers and thought leaders and the technology used to manage and deliver their message. Accessibility / Web Standards, Content, Content Management, Information Architecture, Search
	Yes No	SoDA Pops! Best Digital Agency Advice and Practices Paul Lewis, Society of Digital Agencies SoDA, The Society of Digital Agencies, is the worldwide voice of digital marketing professionals wit... READ MORE SoDA, The Society of Digital Agencies, is the worldwide voice of digital marketing professionals with a mission to advance the profession through best practices, education, and advocacy. Hear from some of the world's most respected digital agencies as they discuss challenges and open discussions both in and outside the industry. Accessibility / Web Standards, Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Design Thinking
	Yes No	Social Network Interop Dare Obasanjo, Microsoft Portable contacts, life streaming and various ‘Connect’ offerings have begun to break down the s... READ MORE Portable contacts, life streaming and various ‘Connect’ offerings have begun to break down the silos and walled gardens that are social networks. Come hear a panel of experts discuss some of the technologies, design issues and future direction of this trend. Accessibility / Web Standards
	Yes No	HTML5: Richer Web and Mobile Video Delivery Simon Parsons, Intridea HTML5 and the video tag have brought native web video to desktop browsers and mobile devices. This t... READ MORE HTML5 and the video tag have brought native web video to desktop browsers and mobile devices. This talk will cover using MediaPlug to encode and deliver video to every platform, using native formats where possible and degrading to flash where needed while avoiding codec issues. Accessibility / Web Standards, Cloud Storage / Delivery, Mobile / Wireless, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Across Platform Coding – Integrating Web, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Roger Esteban, Friend2Friend Save time and reuse applications across social media platforms by learning to code for integration. ... READ MORE Save time and reuse applications across social media platforms by learning to code for integration. With advance planning, you can build in hooks that will make your code usable on a website, Twitter, Facebook, iPhone, MySpace, and other social networks without starting over from scratch each time. Accessibility / Web Standards, Back-End Programming / Databases, Front-End Programming, Interface Design, Web Apps / Widgets

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