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Thanks for attending Lavacon 2011. Please share your feedback about the conference in the comments below this page.
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Great conference! The sessions and people attending were truly fantastic. I love that there are so many wonderful people in our profession. It feels more like visiting friends/family than it does going off to a conference! I have to say, the Omni was outstanding. They were incredibly courteous and helpful.
Lavacon in Austin was an excellent learning and networking opportunity from many viewpoints: as a tech comm professional, as an educator, and as someone who loves the synergistic flow of real-time face-to-face interaction that lit up the social media sphere.
The Omni Hotel was an excellent location/venue for folks experiencing Austin for the first time.
The panels were the pulse of our field validating the need for continue growth and development through a conference like this one. Jack, thank you for championing a conference like this one and congratulations on the upcoming 10 year celebration!
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Bravo! The sessions were valuable, the attendees were inspiring, and the Omni was a lovely venue. What a fantastic gathering of great minds. It’s an exciting time for the industry, and Lavacon brings us all together to pave the way. Thank you again, Jack!
Technical Communication professionals who are planning their training schedules for 2012 should put LavaCon at the top of their list.
This conference consistently gathers expert speakers who love to share their passion for technology and help to move the profession toward the future. Whether you are a newbie or a seasoned professional, you will walk away with valuable ideas that you can implement immediately.
In addition, you can learn about fabulous products and services from the vendors who attend LavaCon. You may just find the solution that you need!
I hope to see you at LavaCon on 2012!
This was one of the best conferences I have ever been able to attend. I particularly like the forward thinking topics on social media, video and mobile devices. These are areas that I would love to pursue and I got such great ideas. ow to socialize them in a large organization. In addition, I liked that the focus was on content strategy and not just on document strategy. My role is document strategy, but I plan on pushing for the broader view of content strategy. Thanks so much for having this in my “backyard” (Austin) so that I could attend.
For LavaCon 2011, I really loved the choice of Austin and Omni Hotel. What a great city, a great venue, and great food.
As I said in the video clip, I really appreciated the emphasis on metrics, increasing value, cutting costs, and revenue generation. Without an emphasis on such practical points, we will never get a chance to put the arcane points into practice.
Wow. I’m SO glad I was “made aware” of this conference. I’ll certainly be planning on attending next year’s LavaCon; I was only able to attend one day of this conference and I still learned a ton. Kudos to the planners and presenters alike. (I’m especially pleased with the practical takeaways gained regarding multi-sourcing to create ebooks.)
Jack did another great job this year. There was a perfect mix of content, attendees and outside activities.
I highly recommend you come to the 2012 event. I am looking forward to it!
Thanks to Jack and the LavaCon team for another expertly produced and productive event. I really enjoyed the sessions and seeing my STC friends from my 18 years spent in Austin. Austin is where I first learned and then taught RoboHelp and it was great to be able to cut the cake on the 20th anniversary of my favorite help authoring tool.
Till next year’s LavaCon, see you at WritersUA and STC Summit.
Another excellent conference with a great mix of fun, work, learning, and networking. The sponsors this year went out of their way to make events inclusive to all, the hotel was everything I have come to expect of an Omni after the experiences in San Diego, and the city of Austin was everything it was billed to be.
Thanks to all the speakers, attendees, sponsors, and to Jack and his team for another great year. See you in 2012!
Great conference! In my notes I referenced a few slide decks that I’d like to see in more detail. Are they posted somewhere? Thanks!
Hi Hannah,
Check out http://www.slideshare.net/. All presenters were asked to post their slides there.
Cheers,
Michael
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