Check out the schedule!

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In the past few weeks we’ve brought you our speaker announcements in part one, part two, part three, part four, and part five. And now it’s time to sew them all together into one action-packed and incredible schedule.

We’re really excited to bring you 52 amazing sessions, including morning Yoga and the ever-anticipated State of The Word with Matt Mullenweg.

Now’s the time to go ahead and start planning your days. There are a lot of fantastic talks given by some of the most dedicated folks from the WordPress community and beyond.

Don’t have your ticket, yet? You don’t want to miss this.

Friday, December 2nd

Time Independence – Room 121 Full-length Talks Liberty Bell – Room 120 Full-length Talks Kite & Key – Room 119 Lightning Talks
8:00 am
Registration
8:15 am
Yoga for Desk Jockeys Erica Varlese
Favorite session: Yoga for Desk Jockeys
9:00 am
Opening Remarks
9:30 am
Managing Your Iceberg Cory Miller
Favorite session: Managing Your Iceberg
Design for humans not robots Tammie Lister
Favorite session: Design for humans not robots
Version Control Your Life: Alternate Uses for Git Lisa Yoder
Favorite session: Version Control Your Life: Alternate Uses for Git
9:45 am
How to Talk Content: A Guide for Developers Lisa Melegari
Favorite session: How to Talk Content: A Guide for Developers
10:30 am
WordPress for Schools Cameron Barrett
Favorite session: WordPress for Schools
Open Source Creativity Sara Cannon
Favorite session: Open Source Creativity
A Dash Through a WordPress Release Mike Schroder
Favorite session: A Dash Through a WordPress Release
10:45 am
Code Review: Keeping Things Secure, Clean, and Performant Ryan Markel
Favorite session: Code Review: Keeping Things Secure, Clean, and Performant
11:30 am
Answers by Pippin Pippin Williamson
Favorite session: Answers by Pippin
Diversity and the design team Marc Coleman
Favorite session: Diversity and the design team
Five Newsroom Tips for Better Website Content Andrea Zoellner
Favorite session: Five Newsroom Tips for Better Website Content
11:45 am
Lessons from the Classroom: How to Use WordPress at Your Planning Agency Winstina Hughes
Favorite session: Lessons from the Classroom: How to Use WordPress at Your Planning Agency
12:15 pm
Lunch
1:15 pm
From Community to the World. Instantly! Éverton Rosário
Favorite session: From Community to the World. Instantly!
Teaching the FBI to photoblog with WordPress Karl Kevilus
Favorite session: Teaching the FBI to photoblog with WordPress
Contributor Panel Michael Arestad, Gary Pendergast, Joe Dolson, Taco Verdonschot, Tina Kesova
2:15 pm
HeroPress: The People Of WordPress Topher DeRosia
Favorite session: HeroPress: The People Of WordPress
The Back End Is Dead: A New Paradigm for Assessing Talent & Creating Great Applications Courtney Wilburn
Favorite session: The Back End Is Dead: A New Paradigm for Assessing Talent & Creating Great Applications
From Shadows to Limelight: How women found their voice at WordCamp Montreal Kathryn Presner
Favorite session: From Shadows to Limelight: How women found their voice at WordCamp Montreal
2:30 pm
From Chef to COO: Out of the Frying Pan and Into the Fire Christopher Hinds
Favorite session: From Chef to COO: Out of the Frying Pan and Into the Fire
3:15 pm
WordPress is for Blogs: CMS Diversity in Museums Courtney OCallaghan
Favorite session: WordPress is for Blogs: CMS Diversity in Museums
You Are Not Code Mika Epstein
Favorite session: You Are Not Code
Lessons in New User Experience Mel Choyce
Favorite session: Lessons in New User Experience
3:30 pm
How to Speak “Conversational Developer” Zach LeBar
Favorite session: How to Speak “Conversational Developer”
4:15 pm
Finding your voice by blogging Chris Lema
Favorite session: Finding your voice by blogging
Care and Feeding of Your Passion Josepha Haden
Favorite session: Care and Feeding of Your Passion
Libraries <3 WordPress Lauren Comito
Favorite session: Libraries <3 WordPress
4:30 pm
Online Education Communities with WordPress Troy Dean
Favorite session: Online Education Communities with WordPress
5:15 pm
What’s New in TypeScript Doris Chen
Favorite session: What’s New in TypeScript
The WP REST API guide for non-developers Petya Raykovska
Favorite session: The WP REST API guide for non-developers
Influence is Not Only About Likes: How I used WordPress to change laws and (maybe) save lives. Elise Desaulniers
Favorite session: Influence is Not Only About Likes: How I used WordPress to change laws and (maybe) save lives.
5:30 pm
Tales from the Closed Web: Working with WordPress Censorship in China John Gamboa
Favorite session: Tales from the Closed Web: Working with WordPress Censorship in China

Saturday, December 3rd

Time Independence – Room 121 Full-length Talks Liberty Bell – Room 120 Full-length Talks Kite & Key – Room 119 Lightning Talks
8:00 am
Registration
8:15 am
Yoga for Desk Jockeys Erica Varlese
Favorite session: Yoga for Desk Jockeys
9:30 am
Internationalizing The New York Times Scott Taylor
Favorite session: Internationalizing The New York Times
WordPress & SEO in 2016 Joost de Valk
Favorite session: WordPress & SEO in 2016
Breaking social barriers and creating opportunities Sakin Shrestha
Favorite session: Breaking social barriers and creating opportunities
9:45 am
Let’s Take This Offline: Making friends, and growing professional relationships IRL Shayda Torabi
Favorite session: Let’s Take This Offline: Making friends, and growing professional relationships IRL
10:30 am
Let’s Encrypt! Wait. Why? How? Nancy Thanki
Favorite session: Let’s Encrypt! Wait. Why? How?
The Dark Side of Democratization Dennis Hong
Favorite session: The Dark Side of Democratization
Blogging – The Best Thing I’ve Done as a Developer Sal Ferrarello
Favorite session: Blogging – The Best Thing I’ve Done as a Developer
10:45 am
How to embrace your WordPress mediocrity Tessa Needham Synnott
Favorite session: How to embrace your WordPress mediocrity
11:30 am
So you’ve released A WordPress product…. Now what? Ines van Essen
Favorite session: So you’ve released A WordPress product…. Now what?
BuddyPress as the Foundation for Training, Distance Learning and Support for Business and Government Lisa Sabin-Wilson
Favorite session: BuddyPress as the Foundation for Training, Distance Learning and Support for Business and Government
WPDrama, The Four Agreements, and the WordPress Community John Eckman
Favorite session: WPDrama, The Four Agreements, and the WordPress Community
11:45 am
Event Accessibility Kelly Dwan
Favorite session: Event Accessibility
12:15 pm
Lunch
1:45 pm
WordPress Reflections Andrew Nacin
Favorite session: WordPress Reflections
A view from Google: The latest in Search and mobile Maile Ohye
Favorite session: A view from Google: The latest in Search and mobile
Color Theory and the Fundamentals of Design Sonja Leix, Hugo Baeta, Beth Soderberg
Favorite session: Color Theory and the Fundamentals of Design
2:45 pm
Computational Design and Inclusion John Maeda
Favorite session: Computational Design and Inclusion
Deaf-Friendly WordPress: Beyond Video Captioning and Sign Language Svetlana Kouznetsova
Favorite session: Deaf-Friendly WordPress: Beyond Video Captioning and Sign Language
Pagebuilder Plugins: You’ve Come a Long Way Baby! Michele Mizejewski
Favorite session: Pagebuilder Plugins: You’ve Come a Long Way Baby!
3:00 pm
How to Overcome Your Fears and Start Sharing Your Knowledge Nicole Kohler
Favorite session: How to Overcome Your Fears and Start Sharing Your Knowledge
3:45 pm
State of The Word Matt Mullenweg

4 thoughts on “Check out the schedule!”

  1. Is there a pdf of the schedule we can download? Also, when are we going to find out what Sunday’s activities are all about and if we made the cut to participate on Sunday?

    • There will be a PDF, yes. It’s not quite ready yet, but we promise to have it available before the event.

      Sunday is Contributor Day, and all are welcome. We’ll be putting a post up soon about the details so you can see which team you’d like to contribute to. In terms of “making the cut,” it’s really open to all attending the conference. No previous experience required.

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