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The Canadian Podcast Awards

February 24th
6PM Pacific Junction Hotel

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Advanced sessions attract attendees very familiar with your topic—professionally, personally or both. These panels or presentations should be fairly in-depth with practical takeaways for experts.
Designed for those with a newfound interest in a subject, Beginner-level sessions are like the 101 courses you took in university. If your session introduces or covers the building blocks of a topic, this is the skill level you should choose.
Topics discussed or presented at the Intermediate level should be accessible to a diverse audience, but these sessions skip the basics and get a little meatier.
Panels are made up of three or more people leading a casual discussion about a topic. A more intimate way of leading conversation, panels inspire debate and dialogue from everyone in the room.
Presentations are led by one or two people at the front of the room. Although content may be shared in a semi-formal way (e.g. through a PowerPoint presentation) and take a specific viewpoint, questions and comments are strongly encouraged.
Workshops are hands-on sessions with intensive discussion and activity on a particular subject or project. These sessions may require attendees follow along on their own laptops or mobile devices.
Because the Internet IS real life. Share your stories about the movements you’re a part of, geared to make social, political, economic or environmental change. We’re also keen to talk about how cultural trends play out online (because you won’t believe what happens next!).
Let’s get technical. Tell us about the problems you’ve faced and the solutions you’ve built, as well as the best and worst practices you’re seeing in the industry.
Look at the cloud from both sides, now. Tell us about your wins (and losses) using the web to help you build your company, work with your team or develop your business strategy.
All open everything. Show us what you got, or what you hope to have, using some of the amazing tools you’ve found (or are building yourself!). Oh you tinkerers, you.
Never forget your roots. This category encompasses pretty much anything you can stick into (or build out of) an RSS feed: videos, images, slideshows, blogs and, of course, good old fashioned podcasting.
The most acceptable place to be on your phone for the entire session, even if you’re the one presenting! Let’s talk about the rules of engagement. And breaking them.

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