deciding details for 31st/1st
Douglas A. Whitfield
bring this back to the list.
> On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Alnisa Allgood <allg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Anyway, my thoughts are these:
>> • I'd prefer a 2hr/3hr event, nothing longer than 4hrs. I think an all day
>> event is too much energy and effort.
This is fine with me.
>> • I think a workshop or panel would be cool, I'm especially interested in
>> topics that require targeting outside of the normal communication channels
This is essentially what we did last December, I think we've kept
various organizations in the loop enough if they want to be involved
(Web608, BarCamp, etc)
>> • I'd prefer Saturday or Sunday, that's just me
Which the 31st or 1st are. I agree in full.
>> • If its going to be on campus, maybe a topic that deals with campus based
>> issues, such as Open Access (though it's possible that Open Access 2009 may
>> also be in October like last year)
I haven't heard about Open Access 2009, but it's something to look
into. I have very poor ties to the university, particularly with
Chris no longer a student. I certainly wouldn't mind sending some
e-mails though.
>> • I still think funding open is a viable topic, and finding people from
>> different experience (entrepreneurs, businesses, education, nonprofits,
>> etc.) and setting up an afternoon panel could very cool
Sounds good to me. Please don't hesitate to let us know what you
think. This event isn't going to be any good if it's only what Alnisa
and I want it to be.