Past Presentations
You can find an extensive list of presentations and courses that I've taught, including the slides and speaker notes for many of them, here.
Coming up—let's meet!
Check out my schedule, and drop me a line if you'd like to get together when things change and I'm in your part of the world—or if you'd like to meet and chat online. If you'd like me to work with you and it doesn't look like I'm available, remember that my clients' schedules are subject to change, so mine is too. Finally, note that some conferences offer discounts—and even if they don't advertise it, maybe we can work something out.
April 26, 2021
Online
For the STAREast Virtual Conference, the return of Critical Thinking for Testers, a one-day workshop on... critical thinking for testers. Read a description of the class here; and you can get registration information here.
April 27, 2021
Online
The STAREast Virtual Conference continues with X-Ray Vision for Testers, a one-day workshop on analysis. More information about the class here; register here.
May 4 and May 6, 2021
Online
The Craft Conference, is based in Hungary and presented worldwide online. The conference is hosting my one-day Rapid Software Testing Focused: Strategy workshop, split into two half-days, Tuesday and Thursday. It's scheduled for afternoons in Europe, which can also work for some early risers in the Americas. Details on the sessions here; register here.
May 11, 2021
Online
For the first time, the EuroSTAR folk will be presenting EuroSTAR Summer Tutorials. Who cares if May is a little early for summer? I'm Canadian; by May we've earned it. The topic on the table is test reporting the Rapid Software Testing way. : What’s the Story? Powerful Test Reporting. This is a one-day tutorial set for European time zones. Information on the class here; register here.
May 25-28, 2021
Online
Rapid Software Testing Explored Online, presented via Zoom teleconferencing. This class will take place during morning and mid-day hours for people in Europe and the UK; in the afternoon for people in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and India; and in the evenings for people in Asia. Read about RST here; the details of the RSTE class are here; and you can register here.
June 2, 2021
Online
Commited is a testing community in Ukraine. They'll be hosting an evening session of A Context-Driven Approach to Automation in Testing, available to its Pro members. The class runs from 19h00 to 22h30 Eastern European Time. A description of the class is here; register here.
June 21-24, 2021
Online
Rapid Software Testing Explored Online, presented via Zoom teleconferencing. This class will take place during morning and mid-day hours for people in North and South America; and in the evenings for people in Europe, the UK, and Middle East. An overview of RST is here; dive into the details of the class here. Registration link coming soon.
July 5-8, 2021
Online
Rapid Software Testing Explored Online, presented via Zoom teleconferencing. This class will take place during morning and mid-day hours for people in Europe and the UK; in the afternoon for people in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and India; and in the evenings for people in Asia. Read about RST here; the details of the RSTE class are here; a registration link is coming soon.
September 13-16, 2021
Online
Rapid Software Testing Explored Online, presented via Zoom teleconferencing. This class will take place during morning and mid-day hours for people in North and South America; and in the evenings for people in Europe, the UK, and Middle East. An overview of RST is here; dive into the details of the class here. Registration link coming soon.
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