Difference between revisions of "2008 structure ideas"
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Blog hub (space to plug and play), blogger lounge, bar, dining, music, competitions, merchandise | Blog hub (space to plug and play), blogger lounge, bar, dining, music, competitions, merchandise | ||
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| + | First day focus on how to be a better blogger, the second on the development and future of WordPress. Combining themes would be important; that way, people who may not be able to get to both days - for time or cost considerations - can opt for one over the other depending upon relevance. | ||
Revision as of 16:14, 30 March 2008
Contents
Combination
Combination of speakers and workshops
Parallel
A parallel structured track and barcamp track
Day/evening
Structured in day and social in evening (bar?)
Some free-for-all
Pre-organised program with some free-for-all sessions
Formal events
Keynote speeches, chaired interviews, seminar panels, Q&A sessions (spontaneous or predetermined)
Semi formal events
Interest groups where people get together around a particular subject, discuss issues, exchange ideas and a group spokesperson feeds the main points back in a plenary session. Interest groups are a good way of forging niche-related contacts and the life of these groups often continues outside the conference.
Informal events
Blog hub (space to plug and play), blogger lounge, bar, dining, music, competitions, merchandise
Two days
First day focus on how to be a better blogger, the second on the development and future of WordPress. Combining themes would be important; that way, people who may not be able to get to both days - for time or cost considerations - can opt for one over the other depending upon relevance.
