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Workshop and Plenary Overview (with clickable grid)

Thu, 10/02/2008 - 21:13 — admin

Sessions

Community Engagement without Borders

Education Without Borders

Technology Without Borders

Best Practices - Access Policies for Crossing Borders
Organizers Kathy Bisbee - CMAP Chris Hall - DCAT Ann Theis - DOM Sean McLaughlin - AH

Friday Morning Session

Messaging the Community Benefits of Public Access

Working with Youth

Open Source Tools -Drupal/CiviCRM Working Models

Collaboration at the Mission
Friday Afternoon Session

Fundraising & Grantwriting Hands-on Workshop by the Foundation Center

Drupal- Managing your PEG and CTC Content

Sharing Content Now and What the Future Holds

Broadband Access
Sat Morning Session

New Tools & Services for Mission-Driven Media Centers

The Dream of Media Activists is Here: How PEG stations can empower producers without spending a dime!

Licensing and Tagging - The Creative Commons Model

Laws, Ordinances and Franchise Strategies for PEG
Saturday Midday Session

Collaboration: How to make your mission make money thru partnerships

Teaching Digital Storytelling

Making the Digital Transition: Servers and Networking

Access Advocacy
Saturday Afternoon Session Marketing through Programming, Training and Promoting PEG

Don't Reinvent the Wheel

 The Vision of PEG 2.0

Greening Local Media

Friday Morning Opening Plenary Saturday Luncheon Plenary

The Promise and the Tradition
Moderator Deb Vinsel and panelists Ron Cooper, Sue Buske, Sean McLaughlin and Tony Shawcross discuss core values of community media, the evolution of next generation digital media, and the future of public, education and government access.

The Theme of the conference is “Access Without Borders” and we’re going to spend the weekend exploring new approaches, breaking down the traditional borders or boundaries that we’ve historically associated with Public Access TV.  But we want to keep in mind our founding principles... Why we’re doing what we’re doing.

And we want to set the stage for an open-minded, healthy debate and discussion. There are some differences, and we want to be authentic and open in exploring those differences.

 Media Alliances Luncheon Plenary
Special guests, including Beth McConnell from Media and Democracy Coalition and Denis Moynihan (FSTV) along with others will engage conferees to discuss strategies for creating successful alliances with organizations that benefit public access and community technology centers.