Keeping Score in Social: It's More than Likes
Why measuring "likes" and "followers" doesn't matter
anymore. Come learn to measure the real impact of
social campaigns.
Jim Rudden
Make Them Hate You! Why Polemic Brand 'Fails', Win
Most brands operate timidly, fearful of blunders rolling
into online publicity disasters. Is this warranted?
Adam Abrahami
Building a Community Without
Memes, Porn, Cat Pics
Community Moderating 101: How to keep online
conversations informative, engaging, fun, and, yes, civil.
Marc Bodnick
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
11:00 AM Ballroom E
Making Room for 3D in a Designer's Toolkit
Introducing 3D into your every day designer tool kit.
Bushra Mahmood
Is There a Neurological Recipe for Success?
Let's talk about experiences that force users to learn
new tricks and as a by-product modify behavior and
become addictive.
Pete Trainor
Mismatched: What's Wrong
with Recognizing Patterns
We look for patterns to make sense of the world around
us. But what can go wrong with the way we identify
these patterns?
Robert Stribley
Network Convergence Accelerates
Toward Automobiles
Dr. Ali Abaye of @Broadcom discusses the role wired
and wireless tech plays in navigating the next stretch of
the mobile highway.
Ali Abaye
11:00 AM Ballroom F
The Source Code Behind Fashion-Tech
Exploring the Intersection of Fashion and Technology.
Madison Maxey
Thiel Fellows Present
Speakers TBA
Hacking Your Education
LeGate talks about learning without the bounds of a
formal educational institution and get tips on how you
too can leverage resources to learn a new discipline
Connor Zwick
Learning in a Classroom of the Future
A 20-year-old's perspective on education, both as a
participant in the system and as a change-maker from
the outside.
William LeGate
12:30 PM Ballroom E
A UX Fisherman's Guide to Hooking Users
From fly fishing patterns to casting tips, let's wade in
the water together and adjust your UX strategy to hook
tomorrow's changing user.
Jon Kohrs
Choice…the Gateway to Engagement
Learn how meaningful choices play a key role in the
quality and amount of engagement a person has with
modern digital products.
Brad Nunnally
Beyond Dots on a Map:
Visualizing 3 Billion Tweets
What can 3 billion geotagged Tweets tell us? We
mapped this huge data set, taking a look at Twitter's
userbase in incredible detail.
Eric Gundersen, Ian Cairns
AMOLED Interfaces: Death to All Devices
Paper-thin flexible screens, device disappearance and
new possibilities. We can do this: DeathToAllDevices.
com
Brandon Schmittling
12:30 PM Ballroom F
Great Teachers, & Why They're Here to Stay
Thoughts about the role of teachers and coaches, how
that role is changing, and the continuing importance of
that role.
Charlie Stigler
Envisioning the Doctors
and Patients of 2025
Delian Asparouhov
Trend Versus Truth
How can attempts to resolve complexity be targeted?
Riley Drake
The Bionanotechnology Frontier
Personalize, diagnose and treat disease in real time with
a variety of evolving technologies.
Riley Ennis
3:30 PM Ballroom E
Wiki at War: Conflict in a
Socially Networked World
Cybersecurity, cyberwarfare and the techno-future of
information in an increasingly dangerous online age.
James Carafano
Context: Rescuing Us from
Privacy's Dark Age
Privacy's not dead, it just needs to be redefined with
context. Here's why.
Fatemeh Khatibloo
Secure by Design: Security with UX in Mind
Security vs design, and other threats to be aware of in
today's highly volatile digital world.
Branden Spikes
The DarkNet Emerges
Is a new era of digital privacy emerging? It seems hard
to believe given current events, but let's take a deeper
look into the near future.
Andrew Delamarter
3:30 PM Ballroom F
Is 23andMe Doomed? Nope. Here's Why.
With the rise of 23andMe and the FDA's halt to their
testing, I will set up real-life scenarios and their legal
and ethical considerations.
Samuel Volchenboum
Biohacking: Personal Tech's Possible Future
Artificial hearts and bionic eyes is very real and medi-
cally relevant. What about the fringe DIY merger of man
and machine? Welcome to biohacking.
Jason Levy
I Measure Every Single Thing My Kid Does
Data-driven parenting: I track everything my kid does.
You should too.
Amy Webb
Visualizing Chronic Health Conditions
Exploring how data visualization, combined with
continuous tracking, could be used in patient education
for chronic health management.
Brian Sherwell
5:00 PM Ballroom E
Securing Facebook with Red Teams
A story of "red teams" at Facebook, and how I convinced
Facebook that we were deeply breached by hackers
(when in fact, we weren't).
Ryan McGeehan
When Good Technology Goes
Bad: Mobile Security
Adam Tyler will demo just how easy it is to turn an
inexpensive technology into a device that can threaten
individuals and businesses.
Adam Tyler
Balancing User Privacy &
Data Monetization
An inside look at the opportunities and challenges of
monetizing big social data.
Brendan Wallace
Social Identity: Public, Personal & Private
The more you use social networks, the more your private
data becomes public. Learn how to build virtual walls
and prevent identity theft.
Chris Miller
5:00 PM Ballroom F
Designing a Good Death
A Good Death is a digital toolkit that examines End
of Life planning from a design and UX perspective.
Navit Keren
Beyond the Gadget: Behavior
Change & Technology
Go beyond the gadget: MedHelp's CEO, John de Souza,
discusses what changes to current technology will spark
real behavior change.
John de Souza
Inverting Care Delivery
Models On Google Glass
In ten years, why won't medical professionals have
wireless hands—audio, video, and text at all times?
Glass will invert healthcare.
Kyle Samani
Wearable Devices: The Future of Healthcare?
Could healthcare + #wearabletech = a revolution? @TX-
Instruments' Vikrant Bhakta explore impact wearables
will have on future of healthcare
Vikrant Bhakta
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