[OLPC-SF] OLPC-SF Community Summit Oct 22-24 -- highlighting Sugar Labs / Realness
Cherry Withers
cwithers at ekindling.org
Thu Aug 5 11:56:59 EDT 2010
Sameer,
Do you have a flyer that I can distribute? How far along are you guys from
planning? I don't want to pre-empt anything or
double any efforts. But I'd like to help. When will the call for
papers/talks going happen? It will probably give us some insights
on room scheduling.
Let me know what I can do from all the way out here in San Jose.
--Cherry
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Sameer Verma <sverma at sfsu.edu> wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Cherry Withers <cwithers at ekindling.org>
> wrote:
> > Whoah whoah whoah. I've been attending monthly meetings for a while now
> and
> > there was never free beer. Sameer, you holding out on us? Or do you just
> > happen to dole it out when I'm not there? :-/
> >
>
> A lot of it is still in the works (and we'll need help, so pitch in!)
> but its a plan nevertheless and we are going ahead with it. The
> organizing committee is: Hilary Naylor, Elizabeth Krumbach, Grant
> Bowman, Carol Ruth Silver and myself. Elizabeth are taking care of the
> web stuff. Grant is doing, outreach via identica, facebook, lists etc.
> Hilary is the sessions person. Carol Ruth Silver is managing outreach
> with specific groups. I am arranging the space, etc. Please help this
> team get things off the ground and get it moving. Make it your own and
> run with it.
>
> As for free beer, we may have to look for a local brewery to drop in a
> few kegs maybe? ;-)
>
> Sameer
>
> > On Aug 4, 2010 7:30 PM, "Holt" <holt at laptop.org> wrote:
> >
> > Thanks to the great volunteers who joined the conf-call:
> >
> > Now comes the fun part pulling together what may well be the biggest
> > community summit OLPC/Sugar have ever had -- with a core focus on
> > Deployment Realness around the SF Bay area /and/ deep testimonials /
> > skill-building / expert educator-implementor sessions from around the
> world.
> >
> > Hosted at San Francisco State University, right downtown, where Open
> > Internet Culture began 40 years ago (or so it's argued!) Expected to be
> > co-hosted in SF dovetailing right alongside the Internet Archive's Oct
> > 21-22 "Books in Browsers" worldwide summit, not yet announced at
> > http://archive.org reminding us all the keep our content strategies
> Real!
> >
> > Organizers are just now beginning to reach our to truly special guests
> > around the world, so our polished event page http://olpcSF.org will go
> > live well before end of August. Starting soon with
> >
> http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_SanFranciscoBayArea/OLPCSF_Community_Summit_2010
> > but with a High Impact main page much like http://Realness.org, opening
> > a warm welcome, to large and small deployment professionals and
> > volunteers worldwide.
> >
> > It will be so exciting to finally meet the California crowd all
> > together, many of whom have still never met each other now the "global
> > silent heros" of our EdTech movement -- not just Silicon Valley but also
> > real Valley Girls like Caryl Bigenho hopefully inviting several up from
> > her rapidly expanding OLPC-SOCAL Gang!
> >
> >
> > The Scoop:
> >
> > SFSU's Prof of Open Source & Free Beer Sameer Verma is in charge, with
> > his truly exceptional OLPC-SF community, and welcomes all -- but please
> > be patient as details emerge in the coming month. Just watch out world
> > for The no-nonsense, no-grudges, no-paparazzi REAL-as-it-Gets OLPC/Sugar
> > party you will never forget :-)
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