We have more public librarians than we did last year.  And a children's librarian!  And the YALSA president-elect!

We have five tracks: makers & makerspaces; UX & web services; management, collaboration, outreach; data & discovery; repositories & scholarly communications.  I think this represents a good balance of the reasons people get involved in LITA and the kinds of things they hope to get out of it.  Between this and the public/children's/teen librarians, I hope we've got something for everyone.

Two preconference workshops will also be offered; choose from "Managing Projects. Or, I’m in charge, now what?" presented by Rosalyn Metz of Stanford University or "IT Security for Librarians," presented by Blake Carver of LISHost. You can also attend a preconference without registering for the entire Forum – or enhance your Forum experience by adding a preconference to your existing registration.

Louisville has amazing food. http://blog.zagat.com/2012/01/8-best-foodie-getaways-around-world.html  And, you know, bourbon country.

Lightning talks!

Preconferences on project management and security.

"Outreach through Mobile Gaming for Penniless Technophobes and Technophiles": they proposed this as a session and we said "....could you actually gamify the conference?", so they did.  There's going to be a geolocation-based game going on straight through the conference.