That said, lots of interesting people and interactions. I’m saving most of my reflections on the conference for tomorrow night’s recording of Uncontrolled Vocabulary, which will focus largely on a wrapup of IL2008.

As for my appearances, they all went well enough. Here are the slides from my brief presentation on personal branding and online reputation management.

I was also honored with an invitation to take part in the Shanachies’ Tuesday evening session. Have to admit that you feel a bit of the rock star aura when you’re talking to “the Dutch boys.” It was a great privilege to be interviewed by Erik, Jaap and Geert and get to talk a bit about Uncontrolled Vocabulary to a new audience.

I also had the privilege of moderating this year’s Pecha Kucha (which a reliable source tells me is pronounced peh-cha-koo-cha with even emphasis on – and consistent cadence across – all syllables), featuring presentations by an all-star cast comprised of Rebecca Jones, Stephen Abram, David Lee King and Nancy Dowd. Here’s the video from that session:

Whether you were at the conference or not, feel free to drop by the show Wednesday night at 10 PM Eastern and join the conversation.

I’ll be on stage three times over the course of the conference’s three days. Monday, I’ll be talking about online identity, personal branding and reputation management as the first half of a session entitled “Making a Difference with Digital Media.” Later in the day, as part of the same track, I’ll be sitting on a panel discussing issues in public libraries. Not exactly sure what that’s going to be about, so I’ll be wingin’ it.

Tuesday, I get to be an plain ol’ attendee.

Wednesday, I’m moderating the Pecha Kucha session, which will focus on the theme of planning. For those of you who saw my Pecha Kucha presentation at Computers in Libraries and were hoping for a repeat performance, please note that I am not presenting, just moderating.

If you’re planning on being there and would like to say hello in person, please drop me a line.