2010 running order

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
1200-1300	WordPress theme frameworks and template tricks	Managing multiple WP instances	WordPress - How Far Can You Go
1300-1430	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1430-1530	Site doctors: Let the experts help you!	WordHack	Beyond Blogging
1530-1630	WordPress and more in Big Media	WordHack
1630-1730	Jane Wells Automattic	WordHack
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	Extending Wp-e-Commerce	WordPress for small nonprofits: an ideal solution?
1200-1300	Great Plugins (WOW Plugins?)	Mike Little I'm a Scientist, Get Me Out of Here
1300-1430	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1430-1530	Simon Dickson WordPress grows up: lessons from Factory Records	Developing & Theming with BuddyPress	Testing Strategies for WordPress
1530-1630	WordPress in the Enterprise II	Simon Wheatley Looking at aggregation, community and iOS integration with WordPress, from the perspective of a few of my projects.
1630-1730	Demonstration of projects by WordHack teams. Open discussion Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1
1730-1800	Open discussion continued. Closing remarks Tony Scott	RM1	RM1	RM1