EDUCAUSE 2005 Planning
Conference Panel (date, time, location)
- Session ID:
- Title: Calendar and Scheduling Interoperability: Emerging Standards and Implementations,
- Date: Wednesday, October 19, 2005
- Time: 11:40 AM to 12:30 PM
- Location: Orlando FL
- EDUCAUSE website: http://www.educause.edu/conference/annual/2005/
Important Deadline Dates:
- Speaker Registration open: I have received permission from the organizers to waive the normal conference registration fee - pieter 6/21/2005
- Tutorial slides and hard copy due:
- Hotel discount rate deadline:
- Conference presentation slides due:
- Book air travel to avoid high rates: by
- Mitch's keynote needs photo
Session Attendees
Speaker Information Page:
- Presentation templates, etc.
How we will put together our panel:
- register for the conference
- update the 50 word abstract for the program.
Audience Take away goals:
- Sharing calendars via CalDAV is "real"
- CalDAV has significant support from open source and commercial vendors
- You should demand open standard interoperability from your vendors.
- Calconnect would be a good starting place to show support for these efforts.
Then in the next couple of months we have to figure out how to best use the time to spread the word.
Title: Calendar and Scheduling Interoperability: Emerging Standards and Implementations,
Description:
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Content
Lisa's stuff
1. Pain points
I bet this is what kills you about calendaring
- Calendar systems are islands of isolated data
- Monolithic solutions limit choice
- Cost of administration or licensing
- Bad integration with mobile devices
- Bad integration between course calendars and personal calendars
2. CalDAV is for personal calendars
Access from anywhere (RPI's
WebUI?)
Synchronize two computers
3. CalDAV is for group calendars
Small workgroups can plan their schedules
Doesn't require a lot of administrative overhead
Pay attention to Chandler, Cosmo
In the meantime, Sunbird and iCal
4. CalDAV is for course schedules
Students can just add the course schedules to their personal calendar software views
5. CalDAV is for enterprise calendars
View peoples' free busy times
View when rooms are booked
6. CalDAV is for public calendars
People can subscribe to public arts programs
Need tools to make this work smoothly
Logistical Information
Travel
Hotel
- The convention location is
Conference Registration
confirmation e-mail from EDUCAUSE
Dear Pieter,
Congratulations! I am pleased to announce the acceptance of the proposal you submitted, "Calendar and Scheduling Interoperability: Emerging Standards and Implementations," for presentation at EDUCAUSE 2005 in Orlando, Florida, on Wednesday, October 19, 2005 from 11:40 AM to 12:30 PM. This message has been sent only to you, as lead presenter of your proposal. Please share it with any co-presenter(s) named on your proposal as soon as possible. If you are not sure who was listed as co-presenters, please feel free to contact Leslie
DeGrassi? (
ldegrassi@educause.edu).
* As soon as possible, and no later than June 7, please respond to this message confirming that you are available to make this presentation, and please include the names of all the presenters for this session, even if you included them in the proposal.
Please remember that you are responsible for
-- registering in advance for the conference
-- paying the full conference registration fee
-- securing and paying for your own hotel reservations
You may do all these things online beginning at
http://www.educause.edu/conference/annual/2005.
IMPORTANT: If you are affiliated with an organization that is NOT an EDUCAUSE member, we'd like to extend the member registration rate to you. When registering online, please insert these words in the comment field: "Speaker. Member registration rate per Leslie
DeGrassi?."
On behalf of the EDUCAUSE 2005 Program Committee, I thank you for your willingness to present. We look forward to seeing you at EDUCAUSE 2005 in Orlando, Florida, October 18 - 21.
Sincerely,
Lucinda T. Lea
Middle Tennessee State University
EDUCAUSE 2005 Conference Chair
Cynthia Golden
Vice President, EDUCAUSE