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February 1, 2005

talking in the Bay Area

I'm actually giving two talks in the next week in case anyone is interested.

At Stanford's HCI seminar, i will be giving my longer Friendster talk. [February 4, 12:30PM]

At BayCHI, i will be giving my autistic social software talk. [February 8, 7PM]

These will both be based on talks that i've given before (and uploaded to danah.org but i'm sure other things will come up.

Also, generally this semester, i will be talking at the following:
- SXSW - social networks panel
- CHI on backchannels (paper accepted!!)
- CFP - moderating a panel on youth and privacy

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Posted by zephoria at February 1, 2005 3:12 PM | TrackBack

Comments (4)

If your talks are as interesting as your blog, I'd love to attend one now that I'm living in SF. What's the level of audience that you speak to? With a BS in CS, I don't know that I'm exactly a layman, but I went to some talks when I was in school that went way over my head. Unfortunately, with a recently broken leg, this is all idle speculation for now, but I'd love to make the trek out to south bay once I can get back on my bike.

Van:

The link to your talk at Stanford on February 4th is wrong. I think you meant the People, Computers and Design program at:

http://pcd.stanford.edu

Rather than the Stanford Center for Professional Development at:

http://scpd.stanford.edu

I'm listening to your talk right now.

I'm listening to your talk. What does it mean to present to the world?

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