GIS-Pro 2011 IGNITE!!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
7:30 - 9:00 PM
Come see us at our best, we let our passion for all things geospatial show in this after hours, public Ignite session during the conference.
IGNITE presentations are typically limited to 5 minutes (20 slides auto-advanced at 15 seconds each). GIS-Pro Ignite 2011 is scheduled on Tuesday, November 1 from 7:30 - 9:00 PM. Click here to find out about last year's session in Orlando.
We already have some presentations lined up:
- A Work Order Process Meets the 21st Century – Randal Krejcarek, PE, LEED AP, GISP and Robert Mickla, GISP, City of Delray Beach, FL
- Public Access to County GIS Basemap Data: The Struggle Continues – Bruce Joffe, GISP, GIS Consultants, Piedmont, CA
- 21st Century Democracy (Closing Session Preview!) - Sean Mcgrath, Chief Technical Officer, Propylon
Interested in participating? Email Hilary Perkins with your presentation idea.
What is an Ignite Event?
Ignite is a presentation style limited to 5 minutes (20 slides auto-advanced at 15 seconds each). Presenters do not have control of the advancement of slides and must tune their presentation to that timing. For examples go to: http://ignite.oreilly.com/
It's a great way to participate without preparing a 30 minute presentation... short, sweet and a lot of fun!
IGNITE presentations are typically limited to 5 minutes (20 slides auto-advanced at 15 seconds each). GIS-Pro Ignite 2011 is scheduled on Tuesday, November 1 from 7:30 - 9:00 PM. Click here to find out about last year's session in Orlando. Interested in participating, email Hilary Perkins with your presentation idea.
What is an Ignite Event?
Ignite is a presentation style limited to 5 minutes (20 slides auto-advanced at 15 seconds each). Presenters do not have control of the advancement of slides and must tune their presentation to that timing. For examples go to: http://ignite.oreilly.com/
The GIS-Pro event was livestreamed and was actively followed by the Twitter Community.
Was there anything special about this Ignite Event?
Yes, we had a spatial theme, along with a few mystery presentations which were beyond entertaining!
