The deadline for submission of papers for the Online Information Conference 2010 has been extended to Sunday. May 9th.
If you have been considering submitting a proposal for a conference paper, a show floor seminar (part of the exhibition) or a pre-conference workshop, but have no yet done so, now is the time to do it. For information on conference themes, making your submission and review criteria follow the links below:
1. Review Criteria and Submission Requirements
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQlbxqT9IvAyDPvae
2. Example Abstracts
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQlYMpJXVP14CcanR
3. Conference Themes
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQmM1oAM98rAAyPBu
4. Delegate Profile
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQnzgnrAmrS6yVuP7
5. Conference Committee
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQomvmiozLiCxia2K
6. Guidelines for Exhibitors
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQpWZk010o9Eu1uu0
7. Submit your paper online
http://email.online-information.co.uk/c/1aYQqKeiQPdHAaso9HD
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Showing posts with label Online Information Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Online Information Conference. Show all posts
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Monday, 30 November 2009
Presentations: Online Information 2009
I shall be giving three presentations this year at the Online Information conference and exhibition at Olympia, London (http://www.online-information.co.uk/). One is on Twitter in the main conference and I am also giving two free talks in the exhibition area. Details are as follows:
All three presentations will be available on Slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/karenblakeman
I shall be on the UKeiG stand (number 734) for a while over the next three days, so come and say hello if you are wondering round the exhibition.
If you are attending either the exhibition or the conference and tweeting, the conference tag is #online09
The ever changing landscape of search: Google is not enough (Free seminar being given as part of the Online Information 2009 exhibition)
| Online Information 2009 | Tuesday, 1st December 2009, 11.45-12.15 | Theatre C, Grand Hall, Olympia, London |
Twitter for Business: an essential marketing and research tool (Online Information conference presentation )
| Online Information 2009 | Tuesday, 1st December 2009, 16:00-17:30, Track 2 | Olympia Conference Centre, London |
Business research: Web 2.0 is not an option but a necessity (Free seminar being given as part of the Online Information 2009 exhibition)
| Online Information 2009 | Wednesday, 2nd December 2009, 12.00-12.30 | London Room, Grand Hall, Olympia, London |
All three presentations will be available on Slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/karenblakeman
I shall be on the UKeiG stand (number 734) for a while over the next three days, so come and say hello if you are wondering round the exhibition.
If you are attending either the exhibition or the conference and tweeting, the conference tag is #online09
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