KansasFest’s daylight hours are your opportunity to soak in — and share! — an impressive wealth of information about your favorite retrocomputer. In the time since our first call for sessions, many attendees of KansasFest 2011 have signed up to deliver the following presentations:
- A tour of the hidden tricks of the Apple IIGS toolbox (Eric Shepherd)
- A demonstration and analysis of P2E, an Apple II emulator for iOS (Martin Haye)
- The secret sophistication and potential of LOGO (Peter Neubauer)
- A look at the timing of the Apple II using the Fast Processor Interface (Daniel Kruszyna)
- An open-for-discussion look at early Apple television advertisements (Mike Maginnis)
- A photo tour and comparison of several mobile robotic “turtles”, contemporaries of the Apple II (Peter Neubauer)
- A tour of a scale model of an Apple II Plus, built in the game Minecraft (Steve Weyhrich)
- A technical look at the Apple III and its OS, programming languages, and add-ons you can get today (Mike Maginnis)
- Accessing files over a LAN with an Apple II (Ivan Drucker)
- Behind the scenes at Open Apple (Mike Maginnis & Ken Gagne)
- A2MP3 workshop (Vince Briel)
Want to help fill the schedule? Think of a cool Apple II topic to share with your fellow attendees and register to present a session!