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Location: Galveston | Texas USA
Speaking Topics: education | educational technology | FOSS in education | FOSS tools for Training development | Technology training
Spoken Languages: English

I have over fourteen years of experience of in designing and developing creative learning environments for everyone from preschoolers to astronauts. My current dream job is working as the Training Project Manager at Canonical, the commercial sponsor of the Ubuntu Linux distribution. In addition to my work at Canonical I also volunteer with the Ubuntu Learning Project and Ubuntu Women's groups.

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Location: Columbus | Ohio | USA
Speaking Topics: digital strategy | education | innovation | leadership | Learning 2.0 | Libraries | non-profits | social media | social networking | technology innovation | Tech trends | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: English

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Location: Phoenix | Arizona | USA
Speaking Topics: Videoblogging | digital storytelling | technology in the classroom | personal media | media literacy | education | finding voice and identity
Spoken Languages: English

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Cheryl Colan teaches Digital Multimedia and Computer Graphics courses at Scottsdale Community College and at Phoenix College. She began her career in multimedia working at the Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park, where she produced video and audio components for permanent exhibitions.

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Location: New England | USA
Speaking Topics: computer security | enterprise security | phishing | insider threat | authentication | authorization | human factors | usability | iPhone development | women in technology | education
Spoken Languages: French | English

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Sara "Scout" Sinclair is a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Dartmouth College. Her research interests include access control and the human factors (both business- and usability-oriented) that constrain or drive authorization systems.

More generally, her work includes a number of projects at the intersection of human systems and secure computer systems, including those involving insider threat, enterprise computer security, phishing, and iPhone application development. Her other professional interests include operating systems, discrete math, and computer science education.