The Call for Participation has been extended until noon ET, June 29, 2007

What We’re Looking For

Specifically, we’re interested in hearing from instructors willing to lead workshops and moderators to lead roundtable discussions that focus on a specific topic and that teach attendees new skills they can put to work when they return to the office.

CM Pros welcomes submissions at all levels; many of the conference attendees are experts in their fields, while some are new to content management. Submissions must meet all the requirements. Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed.

Topics of particular interest include:

• Web content management systems
• Writing for the web
• Delivering relevant, personalized content on demand
• Search engine optimization
• Web 2.0 technologies
• User-generated content
• Building online communities
• Understanding syndication
• Migrating legacy content
• Localizing web content
• Social networking and networks
• Human-computer interaction and user experience

What We’re Not Looking For

Marketing/promotional presentations will not be considered.
We’re not looking for PowerPoint preachers. Instead, we’re looking for interactive educational sessions that teach attendees the skills they need to tackle some of the many web content management challenges that face knowledge workers today.

Interested in presenting? Submit a proposal.