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Education Technology | Link to this story | Send to a Friend | Comments (0) March 6, 2008 The attendee of tomorrow? BoardBuzz is a fan of Will Richardson and truly enjoys reading Weblogg-ed. His recent entry, The Ultimate Conference Attendee, grabbed our attention. He poses the question of what future conference organizer will get smart and allow attendees who only: Have their own Ustream channels and broadcast live facial reactions of attendees as the session is in progress

is the closest they have to a science gal/guy. He doesn't generally seem to like science or scientists or the internet or technology of any kind. Couldn't they find, like, a scientist to contribute? Science is part of Higher Education, after all. The Ultimate Conference Attendee by Will Richardson. It's great that this new-fangled web can let us share our thoughts and follow the thoughts of other so easily even though they may be georgraphically very far from us. I know that there's very little I enjoy more that audio or video

events to take place at and around conferences. The events can enhance participants' connections, dialog, and engagement. Here are a number of these activities that can be planned specifically for educational technology." A recent blog post "The Ultimate Conference Attendee" by Will Richardson, although a little esoteric, has similar sentiments. So, it is true, the global stage does await every real and virtual attendee at a conference. There are opportunities to foster and continue conversations, make connections,

events to take place at and around conferences. The events can enhance participants' connections, dialog, and engagement. Here are a number of these activities that can be planned specifically for educational technology. A recent blog post "The Ultimate Conference Attendee" by Will Richardson, although a little esoteric, has similar sentiments. So, it is true, the global stage does await every real and virtual attendee at a conference. There are opportunities to foster and continue conversations, make connections,

The Ultimate Conference Attendee, grabbed our attention. He poses the question of what future conference organizer will get smart and allow attendees who only: Have their own Ustream channels and broadcast live facial reactions of attendees as the session is in progress

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I love this post from Will Richardson about the ultimate Conference attendee. It's Web 2.0 gone mad! Gone are the days of the typed Conference report to your manager - now it's all about sharing, remember?

Ustream, Twitter, VoiceThread, del.icio.us, etc.  About the only things left off the list are blogs to personally reflect on the experience and Ning to set up a community for the attendees.  Now I know there is such a thing as being too connected! http://weblogg-ed.com/2008/the-ultimate-conference-attendee/