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A TeleSummit for Women Who Tech

Women Who Tech is a telesummit. In its second year (the first year was a big hit), the telesummit uses the Internet and plain old phone conferencing to pull together a diverse group of women in a format that allows them to talk tech. More . . .

Useful Links: WaSP InterAct, CSS3 Slides, ETech roundup

InterAct, CSS3, and ETech. More . . .

Useful Links: 224 Layouts, the Whuffie Factor, WP Plugins

A new source for CSS layouts, get the Whuffie Factor in your social network, a great WordPress plugin for your clients. More . . .

Useful Links: When Can I? Accessibility U

Useful links: When can I use new features of web standards? The John Slatin Access U for 2009. Do It Myself Blog’s Glenda figures out how to present live online. More . . .

The men I met at Web Directions North

I just got home from Web Directions North, a conference for web professionals. This year it was in Denver. The conference was founded in Australia in 2004, by Maxine Sherrin and John Allsopp the creators of Style Master software. The goal of Web Directions is to bring together, educate, and inspire the web industry’s leading [...]

Report from WDN 09: Educating the Next Generation of Web Professionals

Live blogging the first morning session . . . This is a full day workshop about educating web professionals. People involved in the presentation include Chris Mills, Stephanie Troeth, Aarron Walter, and Bill Cullifer. Others involved include Dave Shea, Derek Featherstone, Jeffrey Brown, Glenda Sims and Leslie Jensen-Inman. Chris Mills from Opera explained that we [...]

Useful links: purchase behavior, accessibility in a recession, eduWeb conf, and hAccessibility

A Razorfish study about social behavior and buying decisions, recession accessibility tips, the eduWeb Conference and a look at hAccessibility. More . . .

Can We Talk at Web Directions North?

Are you going to Web Directions North?

Can we talk? More. . .

Useful Links: Mega 2009 Conference List, Power Twitter

The Ultra-Mega 2009 conference list–80+ events to note from Susan Mernit’s blog is supposed to indicate her interests, but it’s a useful collection of events for the tech minded. With links. Tech Crunch made Power Twitter sound like a great thing. I gave it a try. It works right in Firefox at your usual Twitter [...]

Event: The California Web Accessibility Conference 2009 (CalWAC)

Get your Knowbility accessibility training in California in 2009 at CalWAC. This training is aimed at university people. The conference brings together world renowned accessibility experts and webmasters from university and community colleges throughout the state of California for an intensive two day series of learning sessions on accessible information technology tools and techniques. Classes [...]