On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:01:13 -0500, Charles-H. Schulz
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Alexandro,
Le 4 juin 08 à 20:20, Alexandro Colorado a écrit :
On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 12:26:15 -0500, Charles-H. Schulz
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Hi,
Le 4 juin 08 à 18:50, Alexandro Colorado a écrit :
I would like to push forward the idea of having a virtual conference.
In a similar fashion to what we had some years ago when Daniel
Carrera organized a series of talks.
The idea here is to also have a virtual conference but using more
available technology. Some OOo members already test it and were
impressed with this technology as a great tool to give conferences.
For this matter I would like to propose the following Call for Papers
for the event. And see who is interested, I have done a wikipage on
what will the conference dynamics will work like and hopefully we
could get some engineers interested in giving technical talks.
I made a wikipage explaining the idea:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Marketing/VirtualConference
Some months ago there was a proposal on the NLC list to do something a
bit more "expensive" and more public, a bit in the same fashion as
Mozilla did with Mozilla24. The idea is the same, but we add two new
concepts: video (video cast or video conference) and three or four
distributed teams or "studios" covering the global span so that the
conference lasts exactly 24 hours. What do you think?
Cheers,
Charles.
Charles I would like to invite you to test this tool and you can have a
better experience on how it behaves. My community OOoES already tried
it and they even start proposing new uses that could help solve some
internal issues regarding communication.
Videocast could be better solution or not, personally I would like to
try them both and see which one is better. I could prepare a dummy talk
and invite the people that want to try this tool.
It sounds good to me, altough for one big "but": we won't be able to
share presentations in ODF. Some people may make fun at us...
Besides, that it is a inexpensive solution that requires few resources.
Let's see this is as a test to something bigger, a bit like Mozilla24.
Let's see if we can attract people through this.
+1 on my side.
Best,
Charles.
Yes I will refuse to use PPT and have the presentation on PDF instead.
However, most of the sharing should happen on the OOo Website. Think this
more like the backend. I think under this format the presentation should
be available at the time the programme is finalized. (week 4 on the wiki).
--
Alexandro Colorado
CoLeader of OpenOffice.org ES
http://es.openoffice.org
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