Purpose:

The project talks are a quick way to introduce newcomers to Apereo about all of the major projects in the Apereo portfolio. Each presentation is short – 7-8 minutes – and covers the goals of a project, how the software or solution can be used, and perhaps a few highlights of key features or how specific institutions are using that software or solution. It's also an opportunity for the presenters to cross-promote later sessions on the schedule.

Format:

7-8 minute presentation. Key points to cover – What is the project? Why should you care? What are the benefits? How to learn more/participate?
Talk and visuals (whether PowerPoint, etc.)
KISS – Keep it short and simple
End with promotion of relevant session in program
Example slides from last year are here: 2012-06-12 Jasig and Sakai Lightning Sessions 1

Style

Talks should be informative but also fun
Don't be afraid of humor
Don't be afraid of visuals, color
The Fewer words on a slide, the better

Monday, 10:00 AM, Crystal Ballroom

Time	Project Name	Speaker(s)	Key Points	Relevant "Intro/Overview" Program Sessions
10:00-10:08	Sakai OAE	Nicolaas Matthijs, Apereo Foundation (confirmed via Alan R)	OAE = Open Academic Environment. Vision. How that differs from CLE and other LMS products. How to get involved.	Monday 11:00 AM, ID 57: Sakai OAE: State of the Project
10:10-10:18	uPortal	Jim Helwig, University of Wisconsin-Madison (confirmed via Jim H)		Monday 11:00 AM, ID 128: Designing a more elegant portal (Topaz) Tuesday 1:00 PM, ID 112: Are portals really dead? (Opal) 4:00 PM, ID 78: State of the uPortal Address (Topaz)
10:20-10:28	uMobile	Dave Derderian, Oakland University (confirmed via Jim H)		Tuesday 11:00 AM, ID 33: Apereo the Mobile View (Diamond I) Wednesday 9:00 AM, ID 129: uMobile Panel Discussion (Pearl) Thursday 8:45 AM, ID 23: uMobile Moving Forward (Gaslamp)
10:30-10:38	Sakai CLE	Megan May, Indiana University (confirmed by Ian)	CLE = Collaborative Learning Environment. How that differs from other "Learning Management Systems." Common features. How to get involved.	Monday 11:00 AM, ID 15: What's the real market share of Sakai? (Diamond I) 4:45 PM, ID 151: Sakai - The First Ten Years, the Next Ten Years (Topaz) Tuesday 1:00 PM, ID 14: Sakai 2.9 - What's New? (Crystal II) And many more...
10:40-10:48	Bedework / Scheduling Assistant	Arlen Johnson, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (confirmed via Patty G.)		Monday 4:45 PM, ID 167: The Bedework Enterprise Calendaring System (Pearl)
BREAK. Bedework is the last session in this block. Presentations end and the next session resumes at 11:00 AM. Do not start the next presentation until 11:00 AM – please honor the session blocks. Last year, people were disappointed since they came to a session expecting content, but the speakers had blasted ahead (ignoring the break) and then the attendees missed the content.

Monday, 11:00 AM, Crystal Ballroom

Time	Project	Speaker(s)	Key Points	Relevant Sessions
11:00-11:08	Sakai OSP	Janice Smith, Three Canoes LLC (confirmed via Ian)		Tuesday 2:00 PM, ID 88: The Portfolio Cycle (Crystal II) Thursday 8:45 AM, ID 31: Portfolios for the Future of Sakai (Diamond I)
11:10-11:18	2-3-98	Ian Dolphin		Wednesday 11:00 AM, ID 56: Introduction to 2-3-98 (Topaz)
11:20-11:28	CAS	Misagh Moayyed (per Andrew Petro via Patty G.)		Tuesday 11:00 AM, 76: Factoring in the Authentication Equation (Topaz) Wednesday 10:00 AM, ID 114: RESTful CAS (Opal) 11:00 AM, ID 44: Identity Management and the Academic & Research Community (Opal) 2:45 PM, ID 72: The Thrill of the Hunt (Opal) Thursday 10:45 AM, ID 157: Federation Across Multiple CAS Domains (Diamond II)
11:30-11:38	Student Success Plan	Russ Little, Sinclair Community College (confirmed via Patty)		Monday 3:45 PM, ID 121: Success Times 2 (Opal) Tuesday 11:00 AM, ID 119: Student Success Plan (Opal) Thursday 9:45 AM, ID 117: A Report by Any Other Name (Opal)
11:40-11:48	Incubation	Jaeques Koeman (confirmed by Ian D.)	What is Incubation? What projects are currently in incubation?	Monday 3:45 PM, ID 139: Apereo Incubation Process (Topaz)

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