[Opengenalliance] Fwd: [FSDN] RootsTech 2012 Call for Presentations

[todd.d.robbins at gmail.com]

May be of interest to the list.

Tod Robbins

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From: Gordon Clarke <ClarkeGJ at familysearch.org>
Date: Sun, May 29, 2011 at 8:19 PM
Subject: [FSDN] RootsTech 2012 Call for Presentations
To: FSDN at lists.lds.org






The RootsTech 2012 Call for Presentations is now open (see details
below).  We would appreciate your help in spreading the word (emails, blogs,
newsletters, website, etc.) to anyone in your circles of influence who you
feel would be interested in submitting a presentation outline.  The details
can be found below, attached, or at rootstech.org (see the direct link
below).

Thank you





*Call for Presentations **RootsTech 2012* <http://www.rootstech.org/>* in
Salt Lake City, Utah*



Dates/Venue: February 2-4, 2012, Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake
City

Call Opens:     May 25, 2011

Call Closes:     June 30, 2011

Notification:    August 27, 2011

* *

The inaugural RootsTech Conference in 2011 was a huge success. Over 3000
attendees filled the presentation venues to learn about technologies and
applications that could impact the many emerging facets of family
history-related consumer markets worldwide. The Community Zone bustled with
technology vendors and demonstrations and the Internet buzzed with blogs,
tweets, chats, and articles for a month following the close of the
conference. We expect RootsTech 2012 <http://www.rootstech.org/> to continue
to exceed expectations.



Consider being part of the RootsTech 2012 excitement as a presenter! Please
look into the list of suggested topics attached as a guideline for what
we're seeking (you are certainly welcome to suggest additional topics).
RootsTech 2012 presentations will be 40-50 minutes.



Submit your presentation proposal(s) online at RootsTech 2012 Call for
Presentations <http://rootstech.org/presenters.php>.



Please forward this email to colleagues, business partners, friends, or
anyone else you think might be interested in presenting at RootsTech 2012.



*About RootsTech*



The RootsTech conference is designed to bring technologists together with
genealogists to learn from each other and find solutions to the challenges
faced in family history research today. The conference’s activities and
offerings are focused on content that will help genealogists and family
historians discover exciting new research tools while enabling technology
creators to learn the latest development techniques from industry leaders
and pioneers.
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