Difference between revisions of "2010 running order"

Revision as of 02:03, 2 July 2010

WordCamp UK 2010 running order version 2.0 (last major update 12 March 2010)

Running order drafts are subject to change.
Sessions must be listed on the content ideas page before being added below.
Each session is nominally 45 minutes long within a 1 hour period.
Please note to run a session you must be a WordCamp UK 2010 attendee (ie have a ticket).
The event will take place at the Manchester Metropolitan University Business School, Aytoun Street, Manchester M1 3GH.
Blank sessions and Room 4 (Genius Bar) will be filled by the grid on Saturday morning.
RM1 indicates everyone in Room 1.

Time	Room 1: General & user	Room 2: Specialist & developer	Room 3: Misc & spontaneous	Room 4: Genius Bar
Saturday 17 July 2010
0930-0950	Registration/coffee Grid	RM1	RM1	RM1
0950-1000	Introduction Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1
1000-1100	Quickfire show and tell	RM1	RM1	RM1
1100-1200	How WordPress themes changed the world	"Canonical Plugins" - getting involved	WordPress - How Far Can You Go
1200-1300	WordPress theme frameworks and template tricks	Managing multiple WP instances	Smashing WordPress: Beyond the Blog
1300-1430	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1430-1530	Site doctors: Let the experts help you!	WordHack	Keep the Law in Mind
1530-1630	WordPress and more in Big Media	WordHack	Beyond Blogging
1630-1730	TBA	WordHack	WordPress for small nonprofits: an ideal solution?
1730-1800	End of day 1 wrap up Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1
Sunday 18 July 2010
0950-1000	Introduction Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1
1000-1100	Building for Accessibility and getting ready for HTML 5	Introduction to BuddyPress	BackPress
1100-1200	Adopting WordPress for a group of Malta-related websites	Mike Little TBA	Great Plugins (WOW Plugins?)
1200-1300	Simon Dixon TBA	Extending Wp-e-Commerce	WordPress - How Far Can You Go
1300-1430	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1430-1530	WordPress in the Enterprise II	Developing & Theming with BuddyPress	Testing Strategies for WordPress
1530-1630	TBA	Simon Wheatley TBA
1630-1730	Demonstration of projects by WordHack teams. Open discussion Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1
1730-1800	Open discussion continued. WordCamp UK 2010 Awards (TBA). Closing remarks Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1

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 	<td>1100-1200</td>
 	<td>[[2010_content_ideas#Adopting_WordPress_for_a_group_of_Malta-related_websites|Adopting WordPress for a group of Malta-related websites]]</td>
-	<td>[[2010_content_ideas#Extending_Wp-e-Commerce|Extending Wp-e-Commerce]]</td>
+        <td>[http://zed1.com/ Mike Little] TBA</td>
 	<td>[[2010_content_ideas#Great_Plugins_.28WOW_Plugins.3F.29|Great Plugins (WOW Plugins?)]]</td>
 	<td></td>
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 	<td>1200-1300</td>
-	<td></td>
+	<td>[http://puffbox.com/ Simon Dixon] TBA</td>
-	<td>[http://zed1.com/ Mike Little] TBA</td>
+        <td>[[2010_content_ideas#Extending_Wp-e-Commerce|Extending Wp-e-Commerce]]</td>
 	<td>[[2010_content_ideas#WordPress_-_How_Far_Can_You_Go|WordPress - How Far Can You Go]]</td>
 	<td></td>
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 <tr valign="top">
 	<td>1530-1630</td>
-	<td>[http://puffbox.com/ Simon Dixon] TBA</td>
+	<td>TBA</td>
 	<td>[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/ Simon Wheatley] TBA</td>
 	<td></td>