SFD10/Experimedia

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TODO

  • Finalise tables, contacts, requirements (power, table, wireless etc)
  • Draw layout

Map - File:SLV Experimedia floor plan BLANK.pdf

Contents

Layout

Image:Experimedia-layout.png

Information for table holders

Stalls will be held in the Experimedia room, which is inside the main entrance, to the right. The State Library will provide a table, chairs, access to power and wifi, and some space for signage. Please bring lots of promotional material and a couple of friendly volunteers to share the load when talking with the public.

Please note that any electronic equipment you bring will need to be tagged and tested. (This does not apply to laptops.) This is a requirement of the State Library. If you are intending to bring equipment, please inform us. If your equipment has not yet been tested, you can do so on Monday 12 September by bringing it to Computerbank in the evening.

There will be two meetings by the SFD organisers before SFD - Saturday 4th September and 11th September. Please attend one of these meetings, at the Experimedia room in the State Library, 10am-12noon, to look at the space and finalise any concerns. Please let me know which day you will be attending.


Meeting attendance

4 SEP

  • Maria Shi - PLATFORM Journal

11 SEP

CANNOT ATTEND

Confirmed tables

ANDROID: Android is an open source operating system for mobile phones, developed by Google and based on Linux. Meet some of the crew from the Android Australia group and check out the latest shiny gadgets. http://www.android.com/

ARDUINO: Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. No electronics experience necessary, just a willingness to experiment, learn and play! http://www.arduino.cc/

AUDIO: You might be surprised to learn that Linux has some great audio and sound capabilities. No expensive proprietary software needed! Come and check it out.

PLATFORM: PLATFORM: Journal of Media and Communication is a biannual open-access online graduate publication. Find out more about their special upcoming issue, "Yes, We’re Open". It's all about open business models, open access and government transparency, open educational resources, open formats and open standards. http://www.culture-communication.unimelb.edu.au/platform/

Tables

Arduino

Andy Gelme

Kid's corner - OLPCs

Games

Andrew Pam

Nodecity - wifi/mesh stuff

Donal (also giving a talk)


Android Australia

AUSOM

Melbourne Wireless

TBC - ask Grant or Rob

Linux Audio

Grant?

Melbourne PC?

not yet confirmed

Open source videos corner

LUV/SFD table

Open dics etc

Software Freedom Day 2010 (main page) - http://www.sfd.org.au/melbourne/ (view/edit this template)
Websites:: SFD.org wiki | Facebook event | LUV event


Button code: 

<a href="http://www.sfd.org.au/melbourne/"><img style="margin: 0.5em 1em" src="http://www.sfd.org.au/melbourne/images/button-sfd-melb-2010-2.png" alt="Software Freedom Day, Sat 18 Sept 2010, State Library of Victoria 11am-4pm" /></a>
Other links: Mailing list | Eventbrite - public - admin | Twitter | IRC: #sfd-melb
General organising: Initial brainstorming | Meetings | Budget
Merch related: Artwork | DVD contents | t-shirts
Events: Speakers | Workshops | Minitalks | Experimedia room
Marketing: Marketing | Fliers (PDF)
Misc: File:SLV Visitor Access.pdf | Geocaching | Survey | Prizes
On the day: Runsheet | Volunteers
Post event: Report
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