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This page is for adding workshop proposal for future BarnCamp-style events and will most likely be used to develop the workshops to be run during [[BarnCamp 2011]]. | This page is for adding workshop proposal for future BarnCamp-style events and will most likely be used to develop the workshops to be run during [[BarnCamp 2011]]. | ||
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+ | We aim to keep half of the space for the weekend free so that people can turn up and arrange a workshop. This follows in the traditions of BarCamps and unconferences. However this is a hybrid event where there are also some planned workshops, this allows people time to prepare and lets other attendees know what kind of workshops are likely to happen. | ||
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Revision as of 17:10, 31 March 2011
This page is for adding workshop proposal for future BarnCamp-style events and will most likely be used to develop the workshops to be run during BarnCamp 2011.
We aim to keep half of the space for the weekend free so that people can turn up and arrange a workshop. This follows in the traditions of BarCamps and unconferences. However this is a hybrid event where there are also some planned workshops, this allows people time to prepare and lets other attendees know what kind of workshops are likely to happen.
Template
Copy and use the following template to describe your workshop idea:
Title of Workshop
- Proposed by
- put your name or alias here
- Number of people
- put min and max here, e.g. 5-20
- Duration
- put time in minutes, e.g. 45 mins
- Required space
- e.g. indoor, outdoor, field, barn, river
- Facilities
- say whether you need computers, a projector, a sledge hammer, etc.
- Description
- say something about your workshop in this space, write as much or as little as you like at this present time.
Audio, video & media
How to run your own activist radio station
- Proposed by
- adeladye
- Number of people
- 5-15
- Duration
- 60-90 mins (90 required for good practical)
- Required space
- indoor
- Facilities
- projector, audio mixer, microphones, computer
- Description
- this workshop will look at how to set up and run a small internet radio station using low-cost off-the-shelf equipment and free software. It will look at what audio kit to have, how to use a simple audio mixer, microphones and techniques, different types of audio connectors, headphones, compressors and what help they can be, the pros and cons of external vs internal sound cards, software for streaming running under Linux/FreeBSD, Mac OS X and Windows, and the Icecast streaming server. It will also introduce several streaming platform projects (such as G.I.S.S) and look at how existing radio projects operate.
Other tech
Email accounts & lists - non-corporate options
- Proposed by
- penguin
- Number of people
- 5-20
- Duration
- 60 mins
- Required space
- indoor
- Facilities
- projector
- Description
- Why and how to use activists providers instead of Google, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc. Vague agenda is
- What's wrong with corporate providers?
- What are the alternatives?
- How to set up email accounts and lists on non-corporate providers.
- Social (i.e. non-tech) considerations in setting up & managing email lists.
Help! - would be great to talk to a aktivik person about this workshop.
TAILS
- Proposed by
- Ben Green
- Number of people
- 0-40
- Duration
- 15
- Required space
- indoor - poss laptops outdoors in the shade
- Facilities
- one computer with USB boot facility, a projector if lots of people want to see
- Description
- A look at the potential of the TAILS distribution - it goes on a USB key and doesn't tell anyone what you are doing: https://amnesia.boum.org/
Low/Non-Tech
Wool Technology
- Proposed by
- Juley
- Number of people
- Duration
- Required space
- Facilities
- Description
Wild Food Walk
- Proposed by
- Ben Green
- Number of people
- 40
- Duration
- 120
- Required space
- 40acres of woods and fields
- Facilities
- none
- Description
- I'm sure you can guess.