Doctoral colloquium slides, podcast and paper from Pervasive

I've just uploaded my slides, talk and paper from the doctoral colloquium talk from the Pervasive conference last week. Thanks to all for the great feedback. Pervasive was a great conference, and I really enjoyed meeting new and familiar faces, and explaining about my research. It was also great to be a student volunteer and helping out in whatever way I could. Next year's Pervasive is going to be Australia!

If you haven't already, check out my Pervasive photos on Flickr, or all the Pervasive photos on Flickr. At the same time, I've also updated my publications list and my web site so go and check that out.

And for those in Canada, have a happy and safe Victoria Day! For those in the US, have a happy and safe Memorial Day!

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Pervasive conference starts tomorrow!

I'm going to give a doctoral colloquium talk tomorrow at Pervasive called "Searching for Sense of Virtual Community in Social Hypertext". Looking forward to some great discussion. I'll also be working as a student volunteer as well. If you're at Pervasive, come and see me, I'll be working at the registration desk tomorrow from 8 to 10 am. Then, my talk is at 2:30 pm.

Got to finish those doctoral colloquium slides!

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Presenting and volunteering at Pervasive 2007

I will be at the Pervasive 2007 conference which is in Toronto this year. Finally, I've always wanted to go to Pervasive but never had the chance to go to because it was too far away and too expensive. I will be presenting my doctoral research as part of the Doctoral Colloquium which is "The Search for Sense of Virtual Community in Social Hypertext". As well, I will also be a student volunteer at Pervasive, so if you're at Pervasive, you might see me running around the conference, or helping out at different sessions, or even socializing. Pervasive starts May 13 and runs to May 16. I'm really eager to help out and to be at this conference.

The keynote speaker is Adam Greenfield, who is the author of the Everyware: The Dawning Age of Ubiquitous Computing book. Adam will be talking about "Everyware: Some Social and Ethical Implications of Ubiquitous Computing". That's great, because I met Adam when he gave a talk in San Francisco last summer when I was working at PARC, you can see my blog post about him here.

Pervasive should be a great conference, and I'm looking forward to it!

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