Thank you for offering to present a lightning talk at the upcoming CAMP. Below a few suggestions below to help with your
preparation.
- Please keep your presentation to 5 minutes (the lighting part) with a 5 additional minutes of question/answer.
- We will have a scribe available to note a summary of your talk along with your contact information for reference later.
- If you feel that you need to use slides, please put them on a thumb drive and arrive early to the session to transfer to the moderator's laptop.
Don't be surprised if you discover other lighting talk speakers are identified on site. Serendipity is usually a good thing at these workshops. If you have questions or comments, please email awest at educause.edu.
Monday Use Case Lightning Talks
Presenter |
Slides |
Topic |
|---|---|---|
Cal Racey |
|
Access controlling online resources - Wikis, Lecture capture, Room Booking |
Michael McDermott |
Securing Faculty Information Systems |
|
David Langenberg |
Quarterly Instructor Access, Student testing |
|
Jimmy Vuccolo |
|
Financial workflows |
Liz Salley |
|
Organizations as Subjects |
Jim Beard |
|
Thorns in password reset |
Tuesday Solution Lightning Talks
Presenter |
Slides |
Topic |
|---|---|---|
Jean Marie Thia |
Shibboleth attributes for sharepoint |
|
Paul Hill |
|
perMIT: http://mit.edu/permit |
Cal Racey |
|
Access control with Shibboleth and Grouper. How to populate identity stores. |
David Bantz |
Organizational hierarchy & the phone book |
|
Luca Fillipozzi |
|
A physical access management solution |
Astrid Fingerhut |
|
Trusted Agent program |
Wednesday Perspective Lightning Talks
Presenter |
Slides |
Topic |
|---|---|---|
Chris Hyzer |
Grouper future features |
|
Kent Fong |
|
UBC's IdM program |
Jim Beard |
|
IdM implementation from the rear view mirror |