drupalcon

Stem waar je de volgende Drupalcon in de EU in 2010 en 2011 zou willen laten plaatsvinden. Deze stem is niet bepalend, maar wel een criterium op een lijst van criteria waar de besluit vorming op gebaseerd zal zijn.

The Scandinavian team introduced a new element, and we realized that the IRC meetings are actually very valuable.
We would like to have all three teams up for a meeting (the London team is following tonight), to complement our scoring.
The Germans are missing, as of now; when could you do an IRC meeting?

Because of these IRC meetings, we have been pushing our internal meeting date as well, so everyone has a chance, of communicating with us, before we make our recommendation to the DA.

If youre interested in figuring out what it is we wanna do with drupalcon in copenhagen 2010 or 2011
Then we now invite to a official IRC meeting the next 2 wednesday in the #drupalcon IRC room.

The meetings will each be about 2 hours

• 7 october 20.00 - copenhagen time
• 14 october 20.00 - copenhagen time

The idea of this meetings is that we wanna answer anyone that have any questions about anything related to Drupalcon Copenhagen. We wanna talk about them out in the open and give you the answers straight up.

als we nog een keer willen tenderen dan hebben we nog een dag! http://groups.drupal.org/node/27616

The discussion on locations has become very broad and covers a wide range of topics and issues. It is very useful and enlightening. It has made it clear that we need to agree on a process for determining Asia-Pacific DrupalCon locations before we can agree on a location. It has also uncovered a number of factors that need to be evaluated and considered in order to properly evaluate nominations for host cities.

So what should the process be?

Aloha,

Did you know that The DrupalCon Asia-Pacific Regional Organizing Group has been formed which seeks to determine a location for the first DrupalCon in this region?

I know that Hawai'i does not have the largest community of Drupal developers, but I believe Honolulu is an ideal candidate due to its location to the Americas and Asia.

If you feel likewise, please visit http://groups.drupal.org/node/27274#comment-93760 and add your voice to the conversation.

Mahalo nui loa,

-NP

• Should there be some free content (could be N00b sessions, author talks) available in an exhibition hall to registered free passes?
• What content, if any, should be pre-Conference: core developer conference, code sprint, paid workshops, etc?
• BOF: how many rooms should be allocated?
• Should BOF content be free?
• Should some BOFs be pre-scheduled?
• Should room(s) be allocated for an unconference to differentiate unscheduled presentations from traditional BOFs (roundtable discussions)?

The group will discuss these topics after we have reached a consensus on the Programming Tracks and Session selection.

This thread is for all throughts about tracks and session selection. The group came up with the following questions to get the ball rolling:

• How many tracks and sessions?
• What is the right ratio of presentations and BOFs offerings to conference attendees? How do we determine more sessions vs larger rooms for sessions.
• What should the tracks be?
• Should there be track chairs and, if so, what are their responsibilities?
• When should the call for submissions be opened? For how long should it be open?
• How far out from the conference should the schedule be announced?
• What is the right balance between offering popular (e.g. voted) sessions and curated cohesive conference program?

We'll be discussing this topic and the responses listed in this thread as a group at our next IRC meeting, October 1, 2009 from 11am-noon Central time.