ugly-ass website, but a good compilation of advice. (me, I like getting a hotel just a bit farther out to get more walking/biking time, but that's just me.)

fairly basic brochure. my additional tip: write a wrap-up post within a day of the end of the conference, with quick summaries of all the sessions, and links to the detail. it's come in handy a few times for me.

"Nearly every calamity listed below has occurred to me or to a presenter I have watched." I used S5 at HighEdWebDev, years ago, and it was kinda wonky...I may, in fact, be that one person who used the notes feature, IIRC.

awesome advice. reminds me of the best moderation I've ever seen: Carrie Bickner @ SXSW '06, on blogs & archiving.

starting out in the middle of the "discussion" -- I think I have something to say about this, I just haven't had time to pull it together (yet).

I have this (somewhat wacky) idea that came to me from WebVisions. I just have no idea how to actually make it work.

more of the same.

thinking about doing this next week while I'm in portland.

my wv05 notes

notes from Jay @ Dartmouth