 Once you've downloaded the app, open it up. The first thing you'll want to do is log in. You can do that by going to the silhouette avatar in the upper right corner of the screen. Use the primary email address you have on record with AIC. For non-members, this will be the email address with which you registered for the meeting. If you have never logged into SCED before, you will need to have it send you a password. Click on Forgot Password. If SCED doesn't recognize your email address, email us at rwinfield.conservation-us.org. Once you've logged in, go back to your profile by clicking the avatar in the upper right hand corner and check that everything in your profile is correct. This will include your name, job title, organization, website address, bio, and photo. In many cases, we have prefilled your schedule with any tours, workshops, lunches, or reception tickets you may have previously purchased. You can see them here. You can now begin exploring everything SCED has to offer. Up at the top of the screen, you can switch between viewing a schedule or a directory. In the directory, you can view a list of speakers, co-authors, workshop instructors, attendees, exhibitors, and sponsors. They are listed in alphabetical order. Click on a particular person to find out when their presentation is scheduled. You can also see more information about our exhibitors, their profiles, what booth they'll be in, and links to their websites. You can also see who our sponsors are and what events they have generously made available to attendees this year. Once you've finished exploring the directory, flip back to the schedule. There are hundreds of hours of programming at the annual meeting, including everything from talks to tours to happy hours. You need a way to navigate through all of it. Click on the menu button in the top left of the screen. This opens the navigation menu for the app. You may find it difficult to scroll through the navigation menu. This is a known glitch, which all SCED users experience. You may need to close the navigation menu, then reopen it. This usually resolves the issue. On the navigation menu, there's an option to open the Twitter feed. You can see what's being tweeted at AIC, Twitter Handle Conservators, and join the conversation. Remember, if you're posting on any social media platform, use the hashtag AICCAC to make sure people can easily find your posts. You can also filter sessions by day or by location. There's also a handy map to help you navigate the convention center. You can filter the schedule by type, such as general session, breakout session, business meeting, luncheon, network event, like receptions, tours and workshops. You can also filter by specialty, such as architecture, book and paper, and more. You can also filter by interest, such as collection care, emergency, health and safety, private practice. This year, we've also identified sessions, which may appeal to allied professionals. The presentations are free and open to all attendees, regardless of membership or specialty. You can attend any talk. Ticketed events include tours, workshops, meals and receptions. If you'd like to attend a ticketed event, and you haven't already purchased a ticket, please go to the onsite registration desk to purchase tickets. To find ticketed events, click on cost, then ticketed. Many of you will want to stick to talks within your specialty, but some people may want to jump between sessions and hear talks in a variety of specialties. SCED can help you manage all that by allowing you to create your own schedule. It can also help you decide which talk to attend. The entry in SCED will tell you when the talk is happening, what room it's located in, and who is speaking. Read more about the speaker, see who else is planning on attending the talk, or read the full abstract for the talk that's being delivered. Once you've decided that, yes, it's a talk I want to attend, go ahead and add it to your schedule by clicking Add to SCED up at the top of the session listing. Do this for every talk you want to attend. You can also let a broader audience know what you're up to at the meeting. SCED makes it easy to post on social media and share links to sessions you're interested in. Once you've added everything you want to attend, go to MySCED to see it all in one place. During the meeting, SCED will send you a reminder email each morning listing the items you've added to your schedule. During the meeting, we may need to switch a room at the last minute, fix a time, or update a listing. So from time to time, make sure you hit Refresh All Data. We hope this tutorial has been helpful. If you have any questions about how to use the SCED app, feel free to stop by the registration desk and ask for assistance.