X World 2015 Call for Speakers

X World 2015 is planned for June 2/3, 2015, at UTS, Sydney.

If you’re interested in presenting at X World 2015, please provide details of your proposal below. Presentations may take the form of talks or workshops. Workshops will be run on delegate-supplied laptops, so workshop proposals should include recommended equipment and software requirements. As a presenter you should have a well-rounded general knowledge of software development on OS X or iOS, as well as a high level of expertise and knowledge in your topic area. You must be able to successfully impart information and knowledge to attendees whose own technical ability may range from basic to advanced. You must be able to present information clearly and in a well-structured way, as well as be able to address an audience of your peers.

Talks will be recorded, and made available after the event on the AUC’s website and/or social media channel(s). Workshops will not be recorded.

Personal Information

Mobile Preferred (include country code e.g. +61 4 1234 5678)
Please provide the name of the company or institution that you work for. You can leave this blank if you work for yourself, or do not want your employer associated with your talk.
Describe your current role and your responsibilities at your workplace. Please write this as a third-person bio, suitable for publication in the conference guide. Please limit to no more than 200 words.

Presentation Outline

This is the title that will be used in the program - please keep it short.
Venue lab availability is not guaranteed at this point. Being able to run a workshop on machines that delegates bring with them is preferable (if not always convenient).
Presentations should be either 25 or 40 minutes long. Longer sessions may also be acceptable if they're deemed relevant. Workshops are normally around 3 hours in length, but we may be able to accommodate one or two full-day workshops if they are deemed relevant, and we may accept 90 minute workshops under some circumstances.
Outline your presentation or workshop, what technical fields it will cover, and your intended audience.
Include any non-standard equipment you will require. A data projector (HDMI, 1080p) is standard, as is room audio. Please note that lab availability may be limited, and special requirements for lab sessions may be difficult to set up. If you're proposing a workshop that can be run on delegate-owned laptops, please indicate software requirements so we can provide this to delegates well in advance of the conference.
Please include any other information about your presentation/workshop you think is relevant including any previous AUC events you have attended or presented at.