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Plone Symposium East 2012 Talk Schedule

This schedule is tentative currently & subject to change.

Tuesday May 22, 2012
Time Ballroom A/B Ballroom D/E
8:00–9:00 am
Registration
(Nittany Lion Inn)
9:00–10:00 am
Keynote-
Jim Groom: Education Parkour: Tracking the Open Web for Teaching and Learning
(Ballroom C)
10:10–11:00 am
Selling Your Plone-based Organization With Effective Communications –

Mark Corum
Agile Development in WebLion –

Rose Pruyne and Matt Barkau
11:10––12:00 pm
Plone in Academic Libraries –

David Hietpas
Traversing Plone –

Nathan Van Gheem
12:10–1:30 pm
Lunch
Accessibility and Why it Matters to Plone - Christian Vinten-Johansen, Matthew Barkau, Michelle McManus
(Ballroom C)
1:40–2:30 pm
Plone Vs. the New Guy: The Initial Struggles of a Beginning Plone Developer –

John Hren
How to Get Started Theming Plone –

Chrissy Wainwright
2:40–3:30 pm
Playing With Blocks: 6 Pro Tips for Building Your Next Super-Charged Plone Site –

Calvin Hendryx-Parker
Using Responsive Design in Plone Today –

Rob Porter
3:40–4:30 pm
Creating and Maintaining (Plone) Content Provider Groups –

Greg O'Toole and Christina McNeill
Blogs and Newsletters in Plone –

Tim Simkins

 

Wednesday May 23, 2012
Time Ballroom A/B Ballroom D/E
9:00–10:00 am
Keynote-
Paul Roeland: Better tools for a better world; Leveraging Technology to Enable Successful Non-profit Communities.
(Ballroom C)
10:10–11:00 am
What researchers want from project websites: A pilot study –

William Fennie
Online Exhibits in Plone –

Sally Kleinfeldt
11:10–12:00 pm
How to Implement a Campus Intranet –

Kim Nguyen
Iterating Plone –

Eric Steele
12:10–1:30 pm
Lunch
Lightning talks
(Ballroom C)
1:40–2:30 pm
Plone Production Deployment: Secrets & Tricks –

Steve McMahon
Using Buildout, GenericSetup and a Policy Package to Rule the World –

Clayton Parker
2:40–3:30 pm
UI Testing with Selenium and Robot Framework –

Ed Manlove
Hardened Plone –

Nathan Van Gheem
3:40–4:30 pm
Sprint organizing and Birds of a Feather
(Ballroom C)

Daily Dinner Suggestions

We plan on getting to the restaurants at 7pm daily

Tuesday, May 22nd ~ Spats Café & Speakeasy

142 East College Avenue, State College, PA Map

Wednesday, May 23rd ~ Rotelli

250 East Calder Way, State College, PA Map

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"Plone Symposium East combines the best of both technical expertise, but also a rare close up contact with those on the front-line using and supporting the software within both commercial and academic sectors. A fantastically diverse group of attendees you will come away with your head buzzing with new ideas and solutions to any problems you come with."

Matt HamiltionMatt Hamilton, President, Plone Foundation and Technical Director, Netsight Internet Solutions, UK

"WebLion's Plone Symposium East has become an event we wouldn't miss each year. It brings together people to collaborate, share and teach in an intimate environment. I've always found that the community was one of the greatest things about Plone and this is a outstanding opportunity to join in the fun."

Calvin Hendryx-ParkerCalvin Hendryx-Parker CTO Six Feet Up, Inc

"PSE is always the event I look forward to attending each year. A surprisingly wide range of educational institutions from around the world send inspired and inspiring people to share with and learn from their peers how to make the most of Plone. Whether it's during the five-minute lightning talks, the 45-minute presentations, the keynote, the birds of a feather sessions, or just the mingling at meals, PSE is a nonstop learning process for me, a series of insights and things-to-try that fill up my to-do list for months to come. I also look forward to the mind expanding training opportunities and the high intensity yet welcoming sprints that allow us to work collaboratively and give back to the Plone community."

Kim NguyenKim Nguyen University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

"… Your team (WebLion) always manages to put together a very balanced program that runs the gamut from educational theory (Chuck Severence from UMich), to insightful development and project management, to practical how-to presentations built for the neophyte or budding integrator / developer. … it's the incredible people of this community that make events like PSE so valuable…"

William FennieWilliam Fennie University of Maryland