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Regular Conference Registration Ends August 26

Regular registration for NAGW's 2010 National Conference ends August 26!
Don't delay, register now for best prices!

The 2010 NAGW National Conference will be held September 22-24, 2010, at the Millennium Hotel in St. Louis.

The NAGW National Conference is the premier conference that focuses on local, state and regional government web professionals. Local, regional, state and federal government web professionals join their peers at the conference for two and a half days of education, training and networking in a relaxed professional environment.

Attendees will learn about the latest trends, get hands-on training with the newest software, and hear presentations from leading professionals from the government and private sectors. They also will have the opportunity to network with peers at the opening reception and the Awards dinner banquet.

Keynote Speakers

In addition to the great lineup of 20 general and eight pre-conference session speakers, NAGW also has some amazing keynote speakers including world-renowned usability specialist and CEO of User Interface Engineering, Jared Spool, and critically acclaimed author and Opera Software Web Evangelist, Molly Holzschlag.

  • Jared Spool, author of the book, Web Usability: A Designer’s Guide and internationally recognized usability expert, will be providing the opening keynote "Cooking Up Gourmet User Experiences on a Fast-Food budget."
  • Phil Mui, Senior Product Manager for Google Analytics, will present Wednesday morning's keynote on "Google Analytics."
  • Molly Holzschlag, acclaimed author and Opera Software Web Evangelist, will give the conference's closing keynote, "The Open Web,"

To learn more about Molly and Jared, as well as the other conference speakers, visit the Speaker's Biographies page.

Awards Banquet

The premiere event of the conference is NAGW's annual Pinnacle Awards and Banquet on Thursday evening. All attendees gather together for a great dinner and awards presentation that celebrates the best of local government web, followed by entertainment.

Best of all, complimentary tickets to the Opening Reception and Pinnacle Awards Banquet are included in the cost of the conference.


 

Gov 2.0 Radio talks Social Media with NAGW Director Carol Spencer

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Gov 2.0 Radio discusses social media and local government with Morris County, NJ, Web Manager Carol Spencer, treasurer of the National Association of Government Webmasters. A veteran of IBM, Spencer calls social media the biggest revolution in technology since the personal computer. On government agencies blocking social media, she says, “You’re blocking access to the way people live.”

 

NAGW Webinars

NAGW hosts an ongoing series of webinars in an effort to foster continuous learning and information sharing throughout the year for its members. A complete list of scheduled webinars can be found on the Webinars page. Additional webinars are continuously added throughout the year. Currently, NAGW's webinars are only available to members. Not a member? If you're eligible, why not register today?

NAGW members can register by logging into the Members section of the site and then selecting Webinar Registration under the Webinars menu.

 

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This was my first NAGW conference. The speakers related excellent, usable information. Im thrilled with the ideas, designs, and information that I will being to my organization. Plus, this provided an opportunity to meet and network with people in our industry.

—Danielle, Monmouth Co., NJ

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