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Open Call (Add your topic, name and website link here if you're interested in speaking undhttp://smartslondon.pbworks.com/FrontPage#view=editer our open call)

1. Get Devious With Your Art! A view into Deviant Art to share, sell, and of course be social with all forms of art. - James Wilkinson (*WilkJames)
2. BeeCause, You can too! A Case Study in maximizing community engagement for the arts through new media - Liisa Sheldrick - www.beecause.ca
3. Social Capital: The Economy of Attention. Leveraging your whuffie in a world of social media -  nik harron - www.rtraction.com
4. The ÃœberCreative Web. Looking at the past & future of creativity; the web enables us to explore whole new modes of being creative. -Brian Frank
5. Affordable Online Presence. Effective Online Portfolios Using Simple and FREE Tools - Kevin Van Lierop
6. And.... Action! Tools for shooting, sharing and streaming video online - Adam Caplan, web.isod.es
7. Podcasting for Musicians - Edward Platero (Band Page)
8. Build a complete online identity in 20 minutes or less [Bill & Titus]
9. Moving beyond YouTube: Tools for shooting, sharing and streaming video online [Adam]
10. Case Study: LOLA As A Social Media Platform [Adam, Titus, Bill & Justin]
11. Posting, Tagging & Hashtagging: From collaboration to found sources [Bill Deys]
12. Blogging Basics & Social Media Etiquette - Dan Brown @DanAtLFPress
13. PANEL -- Free: Copyright, Content and Context in the Digital Domain Are Social Media sites like MySpace, YouTube and Flickr helping or hurting content producers and artists? Moderator: Adam Caplan; Panelists: Carol Kehoe (Museum London), Paul Walde (LOLA/UWO), Mark A. Rayner (Author/UWO)
14. The POST (People, Objectives, Strategy, Technology) method - Steve Groves - Director of Internet Media - London Free Press
15. The History of Art & Technology: 15,000 years in 15 minutes! The ever developing relationship between technology and art - Charles Vincent

16. Story, Content, and Social Media for Arts Organizations. Carol McLeod

  17.   LondonFuse.ca: a Case-Study of Why Web 2.0 Matters for Creative People. Thomas Cermak.  

Open Topics (these topics are written by us, with your suggestions. If you'd like to speak on one of these topics, add your name and website link) 

1. Social Media Bootcamp
2. Creative Commons Licenses
3. Minimum System Requirements: What you need to start with Social Media
4. Protecting Yourself: Privacy, Security & Property
5. Finding The Time for Social Media
6.  Art 2.0: Case studies in collaboration and media sharing using Web 2.0 tools
7. Blogging 101
8. Social Media Etiquette
9. What's Ahead: Looking to Web 2.5 & Web 3.0
10. Podcasting