Representative Speaking

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	Representative Speeches and Presentations

	This page includes representative examples of conferences and speaking.

	Conference Director, Macintosh in Education, Harvard University A full day of presentations, panel discussions and booths with scheduled presentations and booth demonstrations of Harvard's latest and best uses of educational technology. Over 2,000 attended out of a campus population of about 20,000 (April 1989)

	Corporate Presentation, IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center The Abelow Paradox: Three Ways to Align New Technologies with New Markets (April, 1990)

	Corporate Presentations, Accenture Annual Knowledge Xchange™ (KX) Conferences The Usability Challenge: Making the KX Work for Users, Second Annual KX Global Knowledge Management Conference (May, 1995) Users Searching for Knowledge, Third Annual KX Global Knowledge Management Conference (May, 1996)

	Professional Society, Boston SIGCHI (ACM) A New Technology that Embeds Usability Testing Inside Products (November 1993)

	Community of Interest Presentation, Harvard’s Office for Information Technology Assessing the Effectiveness of Technology in Teaching and Learning (November 1990)

	Conference Speaker, Harvard’s Academic Computing Forum The Impact of Technology on Campus Culture (October 1991)

	Panel Member, Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Career Planning and Placement Office Establishing Your Own Consulting Business (December 1990) Top

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