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Your lightning talk should last no more than ten minutes. A five-minute lightning talk is totally fine. A two-minute lightning talk is totally fine. Your talk should take as long as it needs to take to make a point, and no longer. Make a point. But if you need a few minutes to motivate your point, and then make it, and it takes nine minutes, that's okay too.
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Potential Ideas for Lightning TalksThis section is for lightning talks that people are interested in hearing, but for which we don't have a committed presenter yet. If you're planning to give a lightning talk, please move your topic into the "Planned Lightning Talks" section above. Topic | Who could give this talk? (You can suggest other people here)
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| nominated person who could give this talk | anyone who wants to hear the idea | What is User Research and How to do it?
| Allison, Gary | Paul, Erin | Contextual Inquiries vs. Interviews
| Allison, Gary | Muzaffer | Hallway User Testing
| Colin
| Muzaffer | Quick User Testing for Everyone | Colin, Erin | Paul | Intro to Kuali Student Designs
| Tim, Cindy
| Allison, Paul, Erin
| Intro to uPortal Designs and upcoming ideas
| Gary | Allison, Paul, Erin
| Designing for small form factors (i.e cell phones)
| Erin | | Accessibility checking tools and techniques | Colin | Allison, Paul | Support for multiple languages and character sets
| Tim or Wil or Cindy
| | Challenges of Rich UI (AJAX) in Portals, i.e. are
portals still the right approach?
| Tim or Wil or Cindy | Paul | Using GWT as UI framework
| Wil
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| Design Patterns | Allison
| Barbara, Paul
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