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add exercise to your conference schedule

If you already have a regular exercise routine, or are just starting one, travel of any sort can be disruptive if you don't think ahead a little bit. So here are a few ideas for how to integrate exercise into your conference experience

EduCon 2.2 — A ProfHacker Perspective

We here at ProfHacker recognize the vital importance of K-12 education (both in the sense of a shared endeavor and in terms of the reality that successful K-12 teachers are essential for us to have any chance of succeeding in our own educational mission). In that spirit, this post explores an increasingly important K-12 education conference, EduCon.

How to Hack A Conference (AKA Attend One Productively)

It's conference season for some of the largest academic associations, and ProfHacker shares tips for making the most of these experiences--as well as asking our readers for more tips.

How to keep track of academic conferences without losing your mind

This guest post by Stan Kurkovsky explains how to set up e-mail rules for finding conferences, as well as the use of meta-calendars like Eventseer or AllConferences.

Conferences of interest

The Internet as Playground and Factory: A Conference on Digital Labor, 12-14 November 2009, Eugene Lang College, The New School, NYC. Remaining <strong>: edUi 2009 (methods/tools for web design in higher ed), 21-22 September 2009, U of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA.