HighEdWebDev 2006 - Day 1
I arrived in Rochester, New York earlier today for my second HighEdWebDev conference. This year the conference has moved to downtown Rochester and should offer more to do each evening. Earlier today, three colleagues from Penn State and I did a second run of our Paper Prototyping workshop, the first being earlier this year at the Penn State Web Conference. Twelve people attended today’s workshop. We had a few problems with the facility, but we were able to juggle the order of our presentation to keep things running smoothly. Everyone in attendance semed to enjoy the workshop and if that is any indication, then it was a success.
Things are now winding down after an orientation session and a mixer that closed a few minutes ago. Conference sessions start tomorrow morning and have yet to decide which sessions I am attending. A second day of sessions are planned for Tuesday with a poster sesssion at the end of the day. I’ll be presenting at the poster session. My poster covers my participation with the Web Standards Project Education Task Force. If you are attending the conference and have an interest in Web standards, stop by and introduce yourself.
