CFP: Online Northwest (Corvallis, Oregon February 2014)
CFP URL: http://onlinenorthwest.org/
Online Northwest seeks proposals for 45-minute presentations, panel sessions, or hands-on workshops, as well as 5-minute lightning talks (panels and workshops are new presentation formats for Online Northwest – see details below).
Proposals on all topics relating to technology and libraries are considered, such as:
Proposals on all topics relating to technology and libraries are considered, such as:
Information discovery
Mobile computing
eBooks
Shared ILS and consortial resources
Linked data and the Semantic Web
Cloud computing
Virtual research environments
User Experience Design
Technology competencies
MOOCs and open education
Digital publishing and institutional repositories
Other topics related to technology in libraries are welcome!
The 2014 conference will be held Friday, February 7, 2014 at CH2M Hill Alumni Center, Corvallis, Oregon (on the Oregon State University campus). 2014 Call for Proposals ends October 14th , 2013.
For more information and to submit a proposal, please visit the NEW Online Northwest website at www.onlinenorthwest.org.
Proposal Options
Presentations: 45 minute time slot for solo or co-presenters. Please remember to allow time for questions from the audience.
Workshops: A new session type for Online Northwest. This is a chance to discuss and accomplish a hands-on task, most likely with your audience participating using a laptop, tablet, or Smartphone. Consider the limitations: 45 minutes, a presentation computer, and wifi (with potentially limited bandwidth) for the audience. Please note what preparations or devices the audience should have with them in the notes field of the proposal form
Panel session: Invite professional colleagues to discuss a topic as a panel. To keep the conversation engaging and informative, consider inviting panelists with different perspectives on the topic. As the moderator, allow time for audience questions.
Lightning talks: An audience favorite! 5 minutes to blaze through a topic. Presentation slides are usually timed, but we are flexible as long as your talk ends within 5 minutes and is informative and engaging.
