Speaker Guidelines for the 4th annual SharePoint Saturday Baltimore held at Loyola University on Saturday, May 18th, 2013

1. Speaker Submission Form - Submit Your Sessions
Thank you for your interest in delivering a session at SharePoint Saturday Baltimore held on
Saturday, May 18, 2013 at Loyola University.
Please complete the form below and attach via email to baltimorespug@live.com .
You will receive confirmation that your submission was received.
Speakers will be selected in mid-April to allow for adequate travel arrangements.
Slidedecks and Supporting Materials
Selected speakers are expected to forward all presentation materials to
baltimorespug@live.com . Your slidedeck will be uploaded to the SPS Baltimore’s
SlideShare account for on-demand viewing and additional value-add to our attendees.
Session Types
For this year’s SPS Baltimore event, we will offer the following sessions depending on sessions
submitted.
• IT Pro
• Development
• Branding
• Architecture
• Governance
• Deep Dive – 300 Level Only
• SharePoint 101 (2010 and 2013 platforms)
• End User
• Office 365 and supporting Cloud technologies
• Database Administration
• Powershell and Scripting
• Case Studies of all types are especially welcome
Presentation Types
Joint presentations (teaming with another speaker) are welcome for submission
Shorter sessions (30 minutes) for new speakers are welcome for submission

2. Speaker Info (separate form for each speaker please)
Name:
Company:
Job Title:
Email:
Phone:
Shirt Size
Short speaker bio ( one
paragraph ):
HTML Link to Picture
Blog
Company Website
Primary Session
Session Type (Example:
Administrator, Developer,
Architect, Designer, End User,
InfoPath, ….)
Session Level (100, 200, 300) 100 = Beginner , 300 = Expert-Level
Session Name: (Keep it short and to the point)
Session Description: Provide a brief overview (3 or more sentences) describing
your session.
• What is the main takeaway from your session?
• What objectives will you prove via technical demo
to your audience ?
• Which audiences would benefit from this session?
Session Info
Session Type (Example:
Administrator, Developer,
Architect, Designer, End User,
InfoPath, ….)
Session Level (100, 200, 300) 100 = Beginner , 300 = Expert-Level
Session Name: (Keep it short and to the point)
Session Description: Provide a brief overview (3 or more sentences) describing
your session.
• What is the main takeaway from your session?
• What objectives will you prove via technical demo
to your audience ?
• Which audiences would benefit from this session?

3. Session Info
Session Type (Example:
Administrator, Developer,
Architect, Designer, End User,
InfoPath, ….)
Session Level (100, 200, 300) 100 = Beginner , 300 = Expert-Level
Session Name: (Keep it short and to the point)
Session Description: Provide a brief overview (3 or more sentences) describing
your session.
• What is the main takeaway from your session?
• What objectives will you prove via technical demo
to your audience ?
• Which audiences would benefit from this session?
To submit additional sessions, simply copy/paste the Session Info table below.
Please forward your submission to: baltimorespug@live.com