Archive:Ambassadors/NA/EventTracking

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DON'T USE THIS PAGE ANYMORE TO TRACK EVENT REPORTS

This page has been deprecated in favor of putting reports on the FedoraEvents page. However, it's here for historical purpose. Eventually, when we have moved all of the data from these events to their appropriate place on FedoraEvents, the page could possibly be removed.


This page is intended to help us track any/all FAMNA events where Fedora was discussed and shared. If you know of an event that is not here, please add it and let us know by posting on the [[1]], blogging about it, or in the #fedora-ambassadors channel on irc.freenode.net. Thank you for your kind contribution to growing Fedora in North America and around the world!

The goal of this page is to help get more visuals for events which FAMNA members attend. Because some events are attended by Ambassadors, but don't make the Event list and don't get reported directly, compiling a list here of all events can help justify more fund in the future for FAMNA.


Q3 2008 Events

September 1 - November 30, 2008

Event Name Location Date Link(s) Notes
Atlanta Linux Fest Atlanta, GA 2008-09-20 http://www.nalley.sc/david/?p=100 received invitation at this event to speak to the Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts. Have 3 potential contributors I am following up with.
Benedict College Columbia, SC 2008-09-19 http://www.nalley.sc/david/?p=98 Hooked a CS prof up with Chris Tyler to talk about curriculum development a bit more. Another CS prof is asking for help in submitting a paper to FSOSS. Also hooked them up with the local LUG - they are going to deploy Fedora in one of their new computer labs (as their 'Unix Lab')
Linux Demo Day Charleston, SC 2008-09-14 http://www.nalley.sc/david/?p=96 Talked with a prof at CofC - hooked him up with GDK - potentially going to have undergrads paid to do Fedora/OLPC work. Have two docs project contributors out of this as well (signed up and actually working on content)
University of South Carolina 2008-09-10 http://www.nalley.sc/david/?p=89 Presented to the class - have been 'assigned' 4 students to work on Documentation. Those 4 have fas accounts now and are working on the F10 Install Guide.
XO Presentation at ROCGeeks Rochester,NY 2008-10-04 https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-ambassadors-list/2008-October/msg00057.html The meet-up went well. There were about a dozen people in attendance. Linux, Mac and Win users

The XO laptops were front and center and I believe almost everyone had a chance to use one if they wanted to. I discussed the XO, it's basic functions, the concept of OLPC and Fedora's involvement with the project. I even had to show the machine to people in the shop who weren't part of the meet up group. There are some pictures posted at http://geek.meetup.com/2/photos/450928/5738036/#5738036

University of Scranton and Marywood University Scranton, PA 2008-10-09 to 2008-10-13 https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-ambassadors-list/2008-October/msg00115.html The whole event was 429 people from two local colleges up here U of S and Marywood We spoke of open source and fedora OLPC it was great. A total of 75 CD's / DVD's were distributed.
Ohio Linux Fest Columbus, Ohio 2008-10-11 http://jtadlock.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/ohio-linux-fest-2008-report/ Awesome event. Roughly 1000 attendees. Scored some hardware from HP for the event boxes, and talked to a lot of people.
CPOSC Harrisburg, PA 2008-10-19 http://blog.rhatters.org/2008/10/21/cposc/ Fun, well organized event. 100 attendees. I scheduled a speaking opportunity in Dec from this event and we had some individuals interested in contributing.