All Things Open is one of the world's premiere events for open-minded technologists and open culture advocates.[1] I encourage members of the open organization community to submit their proposals for event programming—talks, breakout sessions, and workshops alike—because I think our unique and dynamic community stands to make a strong showing at the conference.
Proposals are due no later than March 15, though I would suggest having submissions complete before that date! To submit your proposal(s), just: 1. Visit the official call for papers [2] 2. Determine whether your material is best delivered as a 15-minute "burst" talk, a 45-minute breakout session, or a multi-hour workshop 3. Scroll to the bottom of the page to complete the form about your name, title, and presentation history 4. Click "Next Page," and complete the form about your proposed session 5. Submit! I suspect our community will likely develop material suitable to the "Community," "Education," "Case Study," and "101" tracks. Please note, too, that All Things Open features a special seminar on diversity and inclusion that will likely be of great interest to members of our community. You can pitch programming for that, too. Anyone who'd developed OpenOrg-related material that wasn't accepted for Red Hat Summit should by all means submit that material for All Things Open. To all interested in pitching programming, I remain available for editorial assistance, general guidance, and/or moral support. Please submit! Sincerely, Bryan ---- [1] https://allthingsopen.org/ [2] https://allthingsopen.org/call-for-papers/ _______________________________________________ Openorg-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/openorg-list
