>
> -Emily
>
> 2012/3/20 Chandni Verma <
chandniverma2112 gmail com>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> My input:
>> Is the call for sponsor out on planet GNOME yet?
>> I know it will help you by giving you a lot of eyes and ears.
>>
>> That's the first thing to do in my opinion.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > For the training, we found it is really appealing when hosted in
>>> > university.
>>> > Many students like this part, they can learn something even they are
>>> > new to
>>> > GNOME. We also can provide certificate for students, Karen or Brian
>>> > can
>>> > sign on the certificate, as ED and Chairman of the GNOME Foundation. It
>>> > is
>>> > also easy to arrange a training session, we only need to choose several
>>> > topics from our speakers. 2011 summit's training session has a good
>>> > example:
>>> >
http://2011.gnome.asia/conference/activities/student-training
>>>
>>> Yes, we are negotiating with Universities and hope to attract students.
>>>
>>> > Then for after hour, it can be a one day trip (usually for speakers and
>>> > organizer ), Party. movie or football match, this is various in
>>> > different
>>> > culture and country. Organizer can make the best decision.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > -Emily
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > 2012/3/19 Haggen So <
haggenso gmail com>
>>> >>
>>> >> Hi All,
>>> >>
>>> >> While we are negotiating for a venue and try to book the right hotel,
>>> >> it
>>> >> will be helpful to fix the scope the the conference. According to the
>>> >> original proposal
>>> >>
>>> >> (
https://live.gnome.org/GnomeAsia/2012Summit/Bids?action="">)
>>> >> It will be a 1 Day Conferece + 1 Day Tour + 5 Day Hackfest.
>>> >> Emily suggested to have a community track. This is noted and will be
>>> >> considered seriously when we put together the conference schedule.
>>> >>
>>> >> Is this the scope that everyone comfortable with? The 5 day hackfest
>>> >> is
>>> >> actually copied from last years' proposal. With GNOME 3 to be
>>> >> released,
>>> >> there were plenty of work to be done. As I know that a number of
>>> >> person are
>>> >> interested in the "Adapting GNOME to New Types of Devices", some topic
>>> >> within the hackfest can be related to that as well.
>>> >>
>>> >> Any comments?
>>> >>
>>> >> Regards,
>>> >>
>>> >> Haggen
>>> >>
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