PodCamp Montréal » Sessions http://podcampmontreal.org the New Media UnConference in Montreal • September 11th & 12th 2010 Mon, 29 Aug 2011 13:22:42 +0000 en hourly 1 Sessions are filling uphttp://podcampmontreal.org/schedule/sessions-are-filling-up/ http://podcampmontreal.org/schedule/sessions-are-filling-up/#comments Fri, 15 Aug 2008 01:59:35 +0000 Laurent LaSalle http://podcampmontreal.org/?p=396 UPDATE : Please visit the schedule section by clicking the appropriate link on the menu for the latest info on our sessions.

A week ago, we opened registration. Since then, a good number of interesting speaking proposals have been submitted. Here’s a preliminary list of what you can expect to see and hear at PodCamp Montreal 2008 :

Le pouvoir de Facebook Connectavec Louis Cléroux
Plus on est de fous, plus on rit?avec Luc Denis et Ian Lefebvre
Reasons for being social with your mediawith Phil Campbell
Balado 101 : Calice, on en fait un!avec Bob Goyetche
Ce que les Beatles peuvent nous apprendreavec Sylvain Grand’Maison
Impartition des ventes et communications d’influenceavec Benoit Grenier
Quoi savoir avant de créer une application Facebook – Leçons tirées de Status Competitionavec Jérôme Paradis
Samuel de Champlain, le 400e et les baladodiffuseurs ont quoi en commun? À la découverte d’un monde nouveauavec Michelle Sullivan
Creating Conversation and Community with Video – Exploring Seesmic.comwith Tracy Apps
Poor Quality Podcasts are Making You Homicidal, Let’s Fix Thatwith Rob Blatt
Becoming a Content Creator Worthy of Moneywith Mark Blevis
Podcasting From The Heart – The Value Of Recording A Show With No Editing And No Second Takeswith C.C. Chapman and Mitch Joel
Finding Yourself Thru Podcastingwith Scarborough Dude
Please don’t suck!avec Sylvain Grand’Maison
The New New Music : Fans, Community And What Business Can Learn From An Industry In Perilwith Mitch Joel and David Usher
Social Media Marketing Best Practices in the Federal Governmentwith Mike Kujawski
Using Twitter to Build and Monitor your Personnal Brandwith Adele McAlear
LibriVox : The Richness of Audiowith Hugh McGuire
Pensez comme Léonard De Vinci ou trouvez ZE idée géniale!avec Jean-Philippe Murray
Microblogging and Podcasting : How Can They Work Together?with Evan Prodromou
Creating a Podcast : Community Divas Live!with Eden Spodek and Connie Crosby
Beyond the Blog : How to Better Serve the Woman Market Through Social Toolswith Kim Vallée
Managing the PR Beast : Building Relationships With PR Practitioners While Maintaining Credibility With Your Audiencea panel with Kim Vallée, Michelle Sullivan, Rayanne Langdon and Eden Spodek
It’s All About ME! : Lessons in Niche Podcasting From le Facteur Cheval, or How to Create Your “Podcast Idéal” (Ideal Podcast)with Katherine Matthews
Podcaster’s 6-Pack of Cost Effective Technical Tips for Improving Your Podcast’s Sound Quality (without having to give up buying beer to do it)with Rob Lee
Social Media For Nonprofit and Arts Organizationwith Andrew Jankowich

Other potential speakers will be announced later on, as topics are confirmed. Maybe we can expect more proposal related to podcasting?

Video promos

Are you one of this year’s PodCamp Montreal speakers? If so, we want to hear from you… literally. Post a 2 minute video promoting your session on YouTube and/or Dailymotion with the words PodCamp Montreal 2008 in the title and join the tag pcmtl with the video. Send us a link and we’ll post it in our blog. A good way to get some pre-conference buzz going.

]]> http://podcampmontreal.org/schedule/sessions-are-filling-up/feed/ 9 You can now registerhttp://podcampmontreal.org/information/you-can-register/ http://podcampmontreal.org/information/you-can-register/#comments Thu, 07 Aug 2008 18:46:33 +0000 Laurent LaSalle http://podcampmontreal.org/?p=241 If you’d like to attend PodCamp Montréal 2008 as a speaker or as a participant, please fill out our official registration form. Support from sponsors allows us to offer this event to you FREE of charge.

]]> http://podcampmontreal.org/information/you-can-register/feed/ 1 What’s the schedule?http://podcampmontreal.org/schedule/whats-the-schedule/ http://podcampmontreal.org/schedule/whats-the-schedule/#comments Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:58:29 +0000 Laurent LaSalle http://podcampmontreal.org/?p=222 Here’s the schedule for both Saturday and Sunday :

08:00ENREGISTREMENT • REGISTRATION 
9:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
10:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
11:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
12:00DÎNER • LUNCH 
13:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
14:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
15:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
16:00SESSION×3 salles • rooms
17:00FIN DE LA JOURNÉE • END OF DAY 

That makes a maximum of 36 sessions.

Are sessions an hour long?

No, we plan 30 minutes for the speaker’s presentation, 15 minutes of Q&A and 15 minutes to move between sessions. Each session begins on the hour.

]]> http://podcampmontreal.org/schedule/whats-the-schedule/feed/ 2 Is PodCamp Montréal an english event?http://podcampmontreal.org/faq/is-it-an-english-event/ http://podcampmontreal.org/faq/is-it-an-english-event/#comments Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:55:28 +0000 Laurent LaSalle http://podcampmontreal.org/?p=220 No, it is a bilingual event. There will be english sessions and french sessions.

What if I don’t speak French?

We’ve got you covered. PodCamp Montreal is planning on having at least two streams : one dedicated to English speakers, and one dedicated to French speakers. We’ll make every attempt to ensure that you are always able to attend a conference in the language of your choice. This is contingent, of course, on speaker participation.

As for Montreal as a whole, you’ll find that, downtown particularly, where the conference is held, you’ll have no problem getting by in English. A little French is always appreciated, so feel free to give your “Bonjour” and “Merci” a shot!

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