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Not too sure what to do with your rejected Lotusphere session abstracts?!
01/22/2010 01:14:40 PM by Chris Toohey
Amanda Bauman has an excellent idea which she mentioned on the Lotus Technical Information and Education Team Blog, in her post Lotusphere speakers - We want you..., where she asks the Lotusphere session speakers to consider submitting their sessions to their respective IBM Lotus Product Wiki.
If you made a presentation at Lotusphere this year, or if you submitted an abstract that didn't get accepted, I want to hear from you! I would like to work with you to get the information you presented (or were hoping to present) into our Lotus Product wikis.
I'd stress the suggestion for those of you who did not have their session abstract accepted to submit their content to the IBM Lotus Product Wikis... and here's why:
Not only would your contribution be eligible for the IBM developerWorks Author Achievement Recognition Program, but it will also give you the platform to share your ideas that otherwise might not have an audience.
And who's to say that your article, having become canon in the IBM Lotus Product Wikis, wouldn't help with consideration for Lotusphere 2011?! ;-)
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I would also think about submitting them to a future User Group Conference. Not only would the organizers like to see them, you would have a another chance, probably a very good chance, of giving a presentation.
/shamelessplug
MWLUG 2010 is in Cleveland, August 19-20.
/shamelessplug
What would you think about a monthly one hour community webinar driven by community presentations?
@Gregg:
Good idea. I think I mentioned the other day about the LotusUserGroup.org speaker registrations. Finding a local (or even semi-local) user group is an excellent place to not only help spread your knowledge, but also work on your own presenting skills.
@Bruce:
I think it's a solid idea. I wonder if Scott @ LUG has tried this, as I know he has monthly SMEs host their forums. Perhaps we should all get together and brainstorm...
I sense the need for a group-webinar to discuss this further -- we should get some feedback from the community at large on this.
Perhaps next week?
intresting to hear and see what the community has for ideas instead of what IBM promotes on its event(s)!