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"a great speaker and works with the Canadian National Research Council. He would definitely bring a more teaching and learning perspective to his talk."
"I've also seen Stephen talk and he offers a nice blend of tech, metadata, and end-user perspective."
"2009 Google Open Source Award winner in the "Best Education Hacker" category, and a contributor to both Moodle and Mahara. From her blog: "This is a website about me. I am just this girl, who works on open source web based education stuff, and drinks too much."
== Joe Lucia ==
"at Villanova. He is a Library Director who fully supports Open Source software and speaks on it from time to time. He was the keynote speaker at the recent Evergreen conference."
== Clifford Lynch ==
== Peter Morville ==
"most commonly known as the author of 'Ambient Findability', and co-author of 'Information Architecture for the World Wide Web'. He's president and founder of [http://www.semanticstudios.com Semantic Studios ] [1], teacher at UMich, and blogger at [http://findability.org findability.org].
"formerly an authority control librarian, now a co-director for University of Virginia's Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities. He's been the chief technical architect for EAD and EAC (Encoded Archival Context), a companion data model thats much more machine-oriented and linked data-friendly. He's also worked on some really great, innovative digital humanities projects."
== Richard Stahlman ==
1) he has repeatedly expressed an interest in attending,
2) he apparently wants to tell us the real/ true meaning of free and open source software.
== Joan Frye Williams ==
"mostly because I know of few people with such a practical bent and I think it would be helpful to hear her perspective on what library coders might be able to do to help the largest number of people."
== Jonathan Zittrain ==
co-founder of Harvard's external link: Berkman Center for Internet and Society (where external link: David Weinberger is a fellow) and author of "The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It"