Presentations
Over the years, I’ve spoken on various topics including: multitouch app design, social media and web 2.0, women in technology and requirements engineering. I’m passionate about speaking because I think it is one of the most effective ways of starting conversations, sparking off ideas and learning from others.
If you’ve got an event that you would like me to speak at, feel free to drop me a line at kate at interface3 dot com.
Multi-touch Technologies (including mobile)
- From Tables to Tablets: Designing Multi-User Tablet Applications, MEX, Dec 2010
- SICSA Multitouch Workshop, Create10 Conference, 2nd July, 2010
- Confessions of an Apple-Hating iPad Fangirl (slides), Barcamp Glasgow, 18th June, 2010
- Multitouch App Development, University of Dundee, 30th March 2010
- Possibilities for Multi-touch Technologies, Imagination Club, 2nd Dec 2009
- Developing for the Microsoft Surface (along with Neelima Alluri), Aberdeen Techmeetup, Nov 2009
- Developing for the Microsoft Surface, Glasgow Techmeetup, August 2009
- How to build an iPhone Application in 10 Easy Steps – Edinburgh TechMeetup, 10th June 2009
Social Media and Web 2.0
- How do we manage multiple online profiles? (featured presentation on Slideshare) – BarCamp Scotland, March 2009, Joe Halliwell’s comments
- 7 Innovations Towards the Paperless Office – Edinburgh Univesity IT Futures Group, April 2008
- Office 2.0 and the Implications for the Paperless Office – Interdisciplinary Tea, 26th Nov 2007
- Health 2.0: The Birth of User Generated Healthcare – Edinburgh University eHealth group, 10th Oct 2007
Women in Tech
- Girl Geeks Scotland, Women@Work, Inverness, 6th Oct 2010
- Girl Geeks Scotland, BCS Members Convention, 14th April, 2010
- Work-Life Balance for the IT Professional, BCS Edinburgh Branch, 10th March, 2010
Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
- Working on a Startup, Final Year PhD students Firbush trip, 2008
Requirements Engineering and E-Science: PhD Work
- Data Provence and its Implications for the Development of E-Science Systems, Interdisciplinary Tea, 30th Jan 2006
- Rapid Fire talks – Informatics Jamboree, 2005
Writing
- Can Web 2.0 Transform Science? Edinburgh University Science Magazine, Issue 4, Page 23
- Opinion: Give us train carriages to kick start entrepreneurialism, Guardian Edinburgh Local Blog, 21st July
- Startupcafe Favourite Blog posts: Finding the Perfect Match: On Business Partners and Soulmates, David vs Goliath: MyPolice vs HMIC
