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A new organization for technology evangelists has just been formed in Silicon Valley. (Secular evangelism has arrived!) The organization’s first conference is coming up on December 4th. Here is the agenda.
Network Meeting CenterI hope to see you there!
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I'm looking forward it!
Posted by: 英国留学 | Dec 2, 2006 4:32:32 AM
Guy - Thanks for posting about this. I was already going to be a few doors down for a different conference starting on the 5th, so I rearranged my travel plans and registered for this as well.
I'm looking forward it!
Posted by: dan | Nov 28, 2006 1:19:43 PM
This event (and the evangelists' network) only serves to underscore one of the many differences that make the Valley stand out heads and shoulders above others trying to emulate in their Glen, Fen etc. More tut-tutting from this side of the Atlantic pond..
Posted by: Shefaly Yogendra | Nov 26, 2006 2:41:38 AM
Hey Kyle,
> Any chance of getting a discount for an
> EdTech Evangelist? High School Tech
> Coordinator/Teacher trying to get schools
> into the 21st Century and give students the
> skills to thrive once they get there!
Can you send me an email - anand[dot]iyer[at]microsoft[dot]com? Also join our alias - http://www.gnote.ws/join.php
> And I agree... The site design is pretty
> bad....
Yeah, that site is ugly, eh? :) Hearing it loud and clear... Thanks for the feedback,
ai
Posted by: Anand 'ai' Iyer | Nov 24, 2006 1:47:45 PM
Any chance of getting a discount for an EdTech Evangelist? High School Tech Coordinator/Teacher trying to get schools into the 21st Century and give students the skills to thrive once they get there!
And I agree... The site design is pretty bad....
Posted by: Kyle Brumbaugh | Nov 24, 2006 12:36:20 PM
Hi Paul,
> Ugh, that web site is terrible. It doesn't
> even list the cost of the conference.
(Unfortunately) I completely agree. I'm sorry, most of us are developers turned evangelists without any real web-design experience. :| I'm so aesthetically challenged, its not even funny. We are working on making it better, however.
> Clicking "register" to me to a generic
> SDForum page, also without pricing
> information.
The SDForum page you're referring to has the pricing information listed all the way at the bottom. (http://www.sdforum.org/SDForum/Templates/CalendarEvent.aspx?CID=2041)
But thanks for the feedback, I'll update our events page right away with the pricing info.
Thanks,
ai
Posted by: Anand 'ai' Iyer | Nov 24, 2006 11:53:28 AM
Ugh, that web site is terrible. It doesn't even list the cost of the conference.
Clicking "register" to me to a generic SDForum page, also without pricing information.
Posted by: Paul Schreiber | Nov 24, 2006 11:46:03 AM