Our first Open Source Bridge volunteer sprint will be this Saturday, February 6 starting at 9am at the Daily Cafe.
Interested in helping out? Some things that need to be done are:
Marketing/Fundraising:
- Contacting user groups with ‘save the dates’
- Reaching out to potential sponsors
- Updating content on the website, wiki
- Helping to outline future areas of content we should add, blog post topics
Technical:
- Processing audio and video from last year’s event. A copy of Audacity and a laptop would be helpful for this
- Work on a pre-conference attendee demographics survey
- Research on a Customer Relations Management (CRM) system, testing requirements and presenting results to the OS Bridge team
- Collaborate with the Open Conference Ware team on a ticket purchasing system (starting with Google Checkout, probably also Paypal)
More details on technical projects are available at: http://opensourcebridge.org/planning/teams/tech/projects
Let us know on the mailing list or in the comments that you’re planning to attend so we can stake out tablespace.
Thanks!
Photo courtesy of selenamarie under a Creative Commons license.
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Had a productive evening discussing @osbridge site design and registration system with @reidab. Soon a 9am worksprint: http://bit.ly/9kVQ4u
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After a long night of working, heading out to for the @osbridge work sprint at the Daily Cafe in NW: http://bit.ly/9kVQ4u
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at the daily cafe, food done now time to work http://bit.ly/cY3qCc
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[...] At last week’s town hall, the Open Source Bridge folks announced the dates for this year’s event would be June 1-4, 2010. And now that that cat is out of the proverbial bag, they’re ready to hit the ground running—with a volunteer sprint. [...]
[...] At last week’s town hall, the Open Source Bridge folks announced the dates for this year’s event would be June 1-4, 2010. And now that that cat is out of the proverbial bag, they’re ready to hit the ground running—with a volunteer sprint. [...]