Programme
Webstock 2013 will consist of three days of intimate hands-on workshops with industry leaders, followed by two days of action packed, talent-laden, 20+ session conference proper.
Receive a substantial discount to workshops when also attending the main conference. The discounted price for workshops is indicated by *
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Pre-conference Workshops
Monday 11th February
| Workshop | Time | Cost |
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| Thinking Digital Physical: exploring the flip-flop Craig Mod |
$495 $395* |
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| How To Take Over Your Town Clay Johnson |
$795 $650* |
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| Content strategy into your design process SOLD OUT Karen McGrane |
$795 $650* |
Tuesday 12th February
| Workshop | Time | Cost |
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| How to take control of your creative work and life by getting rid of your clients Jim Coudal |
$495 $395* |
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| Content strategy for mobile SOLD OUT Karen McGrane |
$795 $650* |
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| Presenting Naked (with or without visuals) Garr Reynolds |
$795 $650* |
Wednesday 13th February
| Workshop | Time | Cost |
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| Systems/layers walkshop – MKII: a commemorative exploration of downtown Wellington SOLD OUT Adam Greenfield |
$495 $395* |
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| The modern web designer’s workflow SOLD OUT Chris Coyier |
$495 $395* |
Main Webstock Conference
Thursday 14th February
| Time | Speaker | |
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| - | Opening and welcome | |
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Clay Johnson Industrialized ignorance |
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Jim Coudal Digital is analog |
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| - | Morning tea | |
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Jason Kottke I built a web app (& you can too) |
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Aza Raskin Design is the beauty of turning constraints into advantages |
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Main auditorium Miranda Mulligan Your survival is designed |
Illot theatre Artur Bergman The Internet, performance and you — mysteries of a CDN explained |
| - | Lunch | |
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Main auditorium Chris Coyier A bird’s eye view of a modern web designer’s workflow |
Illot theatre Kelli Anderson Finding the hidden talents of everyday things |
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Main auditorium Craig Mod Subcompact Publishing |
Illot theatre Kitt Hodsden Set yourself up to succeed |
| - | Afternoon tea | |
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John Gruber In praise of Pac-Man: lessons all designers can learn from the perfect video game |
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Garr Reynolds Story, emotion & the art of 21st-century presentation – AKA no sleep till Webstock |
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Tom Coates An animating spark: mundane computing & the web of data |
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| - | Beats & bubbles | |
| - | BNZ Start-Up alley in the Illot Theatre | |
Friday 15th February
| Time | Speaker | |
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| - | Welcome | |
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Karen McGrane Adapting ourselves to adaptive content |
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Bruce Sterling What a feeling! |
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| - | Morning tea | |
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Tricia Wang The Elastic Self: what millions of Chinese youth tell us about the future of online identities & social media |
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Adam Greenfield Another city is possible: The “smart city“ from above & below |
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| - | Lunch | |
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Main auditorium Eric Rodenbeck Drawing outside the lines: Data visualization done wrong |
Illot theatre Jeremy Ashkenas Code as Writing |
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Robin Sloan Inventing media |
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| - | Afternoon tea | |
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Michael Lopp Stables & volatiles |
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Jason Scott Wanted: dead or alive |
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Mike Monteiro How Designers Destroyed the World |
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| - | Closing | |
| - | The official Webstock after-party at the Embassy | |