Sara "Scout" Sinclair

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.
Lee Godfrey
Lee Godfrey began working on web-based projects in 1993, making her one of Canada’s internet pioneers.
With over twenty years of consulting experience, and nearly a decade as one of Canada’s best known eBusiness educators, Lee brings a solid understanding of how to best exploit the power of technology and the web.
Celeste Lyn Paul

Sarah Houghton-Jan

I am the Digital Futures Manager for the San José Public Library in the heart of the Silicon Valley. I also work as a consultant instructor for the Infopeople Project, serve on LITA's Top Technology Trends Committee, and speak internationally at live and online events for libraries and other institutions. I am perhaps best known for my blog, LibrarianInBlack.net, about the intersection of libraries and technology.
Theresa Putkey

Theresa Putkey is a consultant for organizing content in website design and software design. She has a background in technical writing, requirements analysis, information architecture and information design. She has worked in the high-tech industry in Vancouver, BC for eight years and enjoys networking, hearing about new opportunities, answering questions, doing presentations, and traveling.
Elaine Nelson
10 years of web design experience, including 8 with CSS & web standards. Have presented on usability testing in higher education at the HighEdWebDev conference. Started personal blog in 2001, have used blog tools in higher education and commercial settings as well. Worked with community college students during my work as a college web manager, spoke in community college classes on professional web design issues. Taught web design in summer camp for 9-11 year old kids.