Should we not allow 5 minutes between sessions, just in-case someone wants to move from one venue to another to catch another session there?
I'm interested in a session in one room but am afraid I won't make the start of the next in the other room and find a seat before it starts.
#just a thought - I may be way off on this.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 5:50 PM, Simon Cross
<simon.cross@praekeltfoundation.org> wrote:
Greetings
The draft schedule is up at
https://docs.google.com/a/praekeltfoundation.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArtGEjT77bXodHlZZU5kQzRkczl1RktaX2lBNFd0LUE#gid=0
.
Now is the time to give feedback. There's still quite a lot of work to
be done to firm up the draft and confirm everything with the speakers.
Thank you Jeremy, Neil, Adrianna and Maciej for helping me hash it out
on Saturday.
Notes:
* Gustav: We'd like you to give an example of a lightning talk so
people know what the format is like. Probably during the opening.
Maybe we should get some of the other sponsors to do one too. Ideally
should just be fun and inspiring.
* We're a little short on scientific talks that cover numpy and scipy.
I'm hitting people up for them but assistance with that would be
helpful.
* We're short a proper talk on Django and web talks in general (I'm
trying to get Alex and maybe St James Software to give a talk).
* There are potentially about ten talk slots still available.
* All the organizers should wear funny hats so they're easily
identifiable (although Wendy is getting shirts made for them).
Schiavo
Simon
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