Intellidemia will be participating in the Fall 2011 CDETG Conference, hosted by Excelsior College. Themes for this conference include open source tools, technology adoption, and Wiki's. If you are an area ed-techy, come on out, registration is free.

Intellidemia will be conducting research, cawfy-tawk-style, at EDUCAUSE, October 18th - 21st. Startup Alley provides conference participants an opportunity to engage in a relaxed, research oriented conversation with budding Ed-Tech companies. The Syllabus Geeks want to learn more about how schools are managing syllabi, examine the processes they have in place, and explore the technologies being used by schools to manage syllabi. Through these discussions, a quick syllabus assessment quiz, and a review of their school's website, attendees will gain a greater understanding of how syllabi are managed at their school, identify areas where improvements can be made, and walk away with actionable ideas that will make syllabus management at their institution more efficient.

The POD people join forces with the HBCU Faculty Development Network to work and boogie back in Atlanta, Georgia, October 26th - 30th. This year's conference theme — Create • Collaborate • Engage — invites and challenges both the Professional and Organizational Development Network and the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Faculty Development Network colleagues to work side-by-side to create new ideas and ways of thinking, to collaborate innovatively across traditional boundaries, and to engage each other and the broader higher education community in meaningful and sustainable dialogues and activities.

The 17th Annual Technology and Learning Conference will be held on Friday, October 7, 2011, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at its Central campus, just north of Philadelphia. The theme for this years conference (as is many of the conferences of 2011) is, "Get Your Head in the Cloud." The Syllabus Geeks are planning exhibit as well as present this year, stay tuned for all the geeky details.

Let's face it; the traditional paper syllabus is dead. The online syllabus is becoming a critical part of campus initiatives including accreditation, curriculum development, advising, and transfer evaluation. Join Larry Haffner, chief policy analyst and former CIO for Webster University and Director of eLearning and Outreach Jamie Green of North Idaho College for a tale of two institutions that tried and tried, and finally conquered a sea of syllabi with an online platform. This one hour webinar is sure to inform and keep you on the edge of your seat. Register to attend this Campus Technology webinar by August 23.

Education Technologists and Syllabus Geeks alike are gearing up and heading to Beantown for the 18th Annual Education Technology Conference brought to you by Campus Technology. The Campus Technology sessions are intimate, highly-focused sessions, led by pioneering campus technology experts, provide you with a level of in-depth information and practical advice in an interactive, collegial environment. Can you spot the syllabus geek in a sea of edtechs?

The academic community knows, "What happens at Bb World in Vegas comes back from Vegas," and is, of course, actionable and applied at school. If you are looking to explore effective practices, data driven decision making, course design methods, and amped up instructional technology among Blackboard users this event is a must. Never a dull moment at Bb World, and if there is a lull in the program, Judd Rattner, CEO and Chief Syllabus Geek of Intellidemia will be roaming the sessions and exhibit area looking for the telltale signs of poor syllabus management.

The 4th Annual Sloan-C Symposium with focus on the technologies that drive online learning effectiveness, highlighting research, applications and best practices of important emerging technological tools. We encourage submissions related to instruction, networking, assessment, open educational resources, new media and support services. Phylise Banner, Creative Instructional Strategist & Adobe Education Leader for American Public University, will be hosting a full-day pre-conference workshop in July 11th. The workshop titled, "Emerging Technologies Workshop: An Immersive Professional Development Opportunity," will highlight the changing landscape of technology and the great impact it has on the lifecycle of online learning. Judd Rattner, co-founder of Intellidemia will be a guest presenting at this workshop, details below.

Technical Presentation: "Syllabus Intelligence: Classified Solutions for Online Syllabus Management"
Presenter: Judd Rattner, Senior Syllabus Geek and CEO, Intellidemia
Monday, Jul 11 :: Time TBD

The Capital Region Center for Economic Growth is holding it's 15th Annual Technology Awards Luncheon at the Crowne Plaza on Wednesday, June 29th, 11:30 am. The awards luncheon honors the area's most innovative and growth-oriented companies and individuals, and recognizes the convergence and diversity of technology industries making great strides in Tech Valley, including nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, advanced materials and alternative energy. Congratulations Ted, get your speech ready! The winners will be featured in the Times Union and you can read about them right now in the Business Review.

The Milken Family Foundation and the Penn Graduate School of Education have come together to be a joint catalyst for innovation in education, to help "create a space" for education entrepreneurs. Each year six education driven finalists are chosen to present their business plan to a panel of judges, and to seasoned educational entrepreneurs, reporters and the general public.

In addition to the announcement of being an education business plan finalists, Intellidemia was selected to compete for the $25K Startl Prize which awards the best business plan that leverages openly licensed content to change the paradigm around the production, delivery, sharing, and experience of learning. Intellidemia is honored to be recognized and have the opportunity to present their passion for improving education with online syllabus management solutions to such a distinguished panel of judges.

Business Plan Presenters: CEO Judd Rattner and Technology Director Edward Levie

The ITT Technical Institute of Albany will be hosting this year's Spring 2011 CDETG conference. The theme for this meeting is all about Mobile. Come prepared to share ideas about mobility for teach and learning and what the impact, barriers, and solutions of these devices are as well discuss student expectations. As always, the conference is free to all who register. Consider the below presentation topic a leak from your dedicated syllabus geeks. Shhhh...

Technical Presentation: "Concourse Mobile"
Presenter: Judd Rattner, CEO, Intellidemia
Friday, Jun 3 :: Between 9 AM and 12 Noon

Intellidemia believes that interns are not gophers, mere data entry robots waiting to be called to their menial duties, e.g. the café run. No; not here. The Syllabus Geeks believe interns are much more than minions; they're valuable assets. They're unpaid, full-time, uninsured labor, meant to carry the extra weight of the company on their, already taxed by 21 credits, shoulders. Their sole existence when they enter the office is to execute upon web design, the development of collateral materials, code mobile apps, hunt and qualify leads, and the list goes on and on. No, seriously…our interns rock and we like to have a party every month to show them (and their families) how much we appreciate their extraordinary work.

Judd Rattner, CEO of Intellidemia by day and syllabus super-hero by night, will be visiting the provincial capital of Ontario to attend the AIR Annual Forum. With over 450 pressentations, the five-day meeting, May 21-25 is the world's largest gathering of higher education professionals working in institutional research, assessment, planning and related postsecondary education fields. From networking with peers to workshops and plenary sessions by leading experts in the field, the Forum is the "must attend" event for seasoned and early career professionals. The 2011 Forum truly is your "Passport to New Ideas and Better Decisions". But, if you're looking for new ideas to make better decisions and don't have the budget to travel, skip the meeting and go straight to our products page for some great ideas!

Intellidemia will be speaking and exhibiting in their backyard at the College of St. Rose TEC 2011. This conference is designed for educators of all types, including K-12 teachers, Higher Education Faculty and Students, technologists, librarians, and anyone else interested in the use of technologies in education. Be ready to walk away with new ideas to bring to the classroom.

Technical Presentation: "You CAN Teach an Old Syllabus New Tricks"
Presenter: Judd Rattner, Senior Syllabus Geek and CEO, Intellidemia
Monday, May 16, Session #68 :: 1:30 PM

Intellidemia will attend the HLC Annual Conference which will take place at the Hyatt Regency Chicago. This event promises over 200 general program sessions with many opportunities to participate in workshops, breakout session, and a full exhibition. Reaffirmation, accreditation, and quality in higher education are the common themes that bring together administrative and faculty representatives from 19-state regions within the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Visit Intellidemia at the 7th Annual Villanova Tech Expo, booth #57. This year, Villanova will provide attendees with even more opportunities to win great door prizes including a Kindle, $50 gift cards, an iPad2, and more. CEO of Intellidemia, Judd Rattner will participate in a technical presentation preceding the Keynote Session, details below.

Technical Presentation: "You CAN Teach an Old Syllabus New Tricks"
Presenter: Dr. Doreen Fisher, Director of Online Learning & Instructional Technology, Northampton Community College
Thursday, Apr 7, 9:30 – 9:50 AM :: Blue Room, First Floor

Keep your eyes peeled for the Syllabus Geeks as they look to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the higher ed community at the 2011 NERCOMP Conference in Providence, RI. The theme for this year's conference is "Developing our Strengths, Leveraging our Talents, Inspiring our Campuses". With the goal in mind to eliminate legacy practices and make the most out of shrinking budgets, Intellidemia plans to spread the word about online syllabus management and recruit the next generation of syllabus geeks.

Over 2,200 community college members from around the world come together at the Innovations Conference, an annual event supported by the League for Innovation. This premier event is dedicated to improving organizational teaching and learning, and discovering new approaches for enhancing the community college experience. Conference themes include leadership, work force prep, diversity, assessment, sustainability, and open educational resources. Innovations 2011 is a forum to exchange ideas, highlight successes, identify road blocks, and look to the future. Hopefully that future includes online syllabus management with Concourse!

Intellidemia has been invited to present at this years Employee Development Day conference. The development conference is not only an opportunity for faculty and administrators at North Idaho College to learn about best practices in teaching and learning, but also provides faculty and staff at neighboring colleges a chance to attend and benefit as well.

CEO, Judd Rattner will be presenting:
"The 21st Century Syllabus: New Technologies and Applications"
Tuesday, February 22, 2011

The theme of this years Professional Organizational Development Conference is "Gateways to New Directions" and will be held in St. Louis, MO. Intellidemia has been invited to speak at this years event and will be joined by Webster University to co-present and support the conference goals to lead and support change for the improvement of higher education through faculty, instructional, and organizational development.

Join the Roundtable Discussion
Presenters: Brad Wolaver, Faculty Development Coordinator at Webster University and Judd Rattner, CEO of Intellidemia
"Syllabus Templates: Blending Faculty and Administrative Needs"
Thursday, Nov 4, 3:15 – 4:30 PM :: Mills 5

Technical Presentation
Presenters: Brad Wolaver, Faculty Development Coordinator at Webster University and Judd Rattner, CEO of Intellidemia
"Webster University: Conquering a Sea of Syllabi"
Friday, Nov 5, 9:00 – 10:15 AM :: Mills 1

The Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsor International Journal on E-Learning.E-Learn, will host the E-Learn World Conference in Orlando, FL. This conference encourages the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in the Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education sectors.

Technical Presentation
"Concourse: The Online Syllabus Solution"
Wednesday, Oct 20, 4:00 - 4:30 PM :: Azalea

Showcase and Poster Presentation by Judd Rattner, CEO
"Concourse: The 21st Century Syllabus"
Wednesday, Oct 20, 5:30 - 7:00 PM :: Citrus Ballroom
Pecha Kucha presentation, "The Living Syllabus", 4 PM :: Citrus Ballroom

With a focus on administration, teaching and learning, information technology infrastructure, information systems, cybersecurity, policy, library systems or information technology leadership, EDUCAUSE unites the best thinking in higher education IT by bringing together insightful people, innovative research, supportive companies, and useful resources. EDUCAUSE offers an opportunity to participate F2F in Anaheim, CA or online.

Intellidemia has been invited to present in the ED-Media Corporate Showcase. The ED-MEDIA 2010-World Conference: Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia & Telecommunications will take place in Toronto, Canada.

Technical Presentation by Judd Rattner, CEO
"The Living Syllabus: New Applications and Technologies"
Wednesday, Jun 30, 4:00 - 5:00 PM, Room 11

Poster Presentation & Demonstration
"Concourse, Intellidemia's Online Syllabus Platform"
Wednesday, Jun 30, 5:30 - 7:30 PM, Room 15

Pecha Kucha Presentation
Learn about Concourse in 6 minutes and 40 seconds
"Concourse, Intellidemia's Online Syllabus Platform"
Wednesday, Jun 30, 6:10 PM, Room 15

The 7th Annual Conference on E-Learning is an opportunity for higher ed faculty and staff to explore new online horizons in the ways we teach, learn, interact, and communicate with our students. At 1:00 PM in the Murphy Room, CEO Judd Rattner will be co-presenting with Jenene Cook, Dean of Instructional Technology at Roxbury Community College, on "The 21st Century Syllabus: New Applications and Technologies."

Intellidemia will have CEO Judd Rattner attending the 2010 Ed Tech Industry Summit. Ed Tech has earned its reputation as THE industry conference for the K-12 and postsecondary education technology marketplace. Going Mobile and Global is the theme of this years summit.

Judd Rattner, CEO, will be travelling out to Syracuse NY to present at the SmartStart UNYTECH: Venture Forum. This unique event selects and displays the very best early-stage companies from throughout the entire state of New York.

Intellidemia exhibited at the Villanova University Technology Expo:Technology for 21st Century Education. Judd Rattner, CEO, gave a technical presentation, "The Living Syllabus: New Applications and Technologies."

Intellidemia participates in the NERCOMP 2010 Annual Conference.

Will Johnson presents "The Green Classroom" at the Capital District Educational Technology Group fall conference. The presentation was delivered in Pecha Kucha style, a format used to facilitate a creative exchange of ideas within a limited time block.

Intellidemia participates in the EDUCAUSE 2009 annual conference. The buzz of the conference: mobile.

Judd and Gerad participate in the semi-annual Capital District Educational Technology Group spring conference. This spring the focus was on faculty professional development and engagement.

CEO Judd Rattner presents at the SmartStart UNYTech Venture Forum along with 25 other start-up companies from upstate New York. This is Intellidemia's third year straight presenting at this prestigious event.

Judd returns to pitch Intellidemia at the Venture-B Plan Series. Intellidemia's first B Plan series presentation took place back in Sep 2007.

Back on the road again, CEO Judd Rattner and Product Developer Brian Zaik pitch Intellidemia at the Rice University Business Plan Competition at Rice University. Intellidemia placed 30th among the 340 team that entered this international competition. See the press release here.

CEO Judd Rattner and Product Developer Brian Zaik take part in the McGinnis Venture Competition at Carnegie Mellon University. Intellidemia is one of 36 teams to compete from 25 top-tier universities world-wide.

Intellidemia participates in the NERCOMP 2009 Annual Conference.

Intellidemia participates in the EDUCAUSE 2008 annual conference. The buzz of the conference: open source.

Intellidemia presents at the Capital District Educational Technology Group fall conference. This conference centered on assessment technologies and rich classroom media.

Intellidemia participates in the NERCOMP Big Picture Instructional Technology program.

Judd Rattner and Edward Levie present at the SmartStart UNYTech Venture Forum in Rochester NY along with other start-up companies from the region. This is Intellidemia's second year presenting at the forum.