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===Running throughout=== | ===Running throughout=== | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 12 January 2012
The next HacktionLab gathering will be in Bradford at the 1 in 12 Club on 21-22nd January 2012.
(This page is a work in progress... please check back for the latest updates)
If you're interested in coming and/or wish to get involved in the next HacktionLab or future gatherings get in touch via the mailing list.
Agenda ideas
Please contribute gender ideas here, or bounch them around on the Mailing List.
Main session ideas
- Session on the Network23 free blogging platform: work so far, technical discussion, ways of organising, etc (adelayde).
- Tech Tools for Activists 2
- HacktionLab-on-the-Road: proposals and decisions for 2012.
- Consolidation and getting organised - how can we bring the work of the collectives we are involved in and tools listed in Tech Tools together to be more widespread and clearer for people with which we work.
- Discussion on the Social Contract for Communications Providers.
- Political Responses to the ACTA and upcoming Digital Repression - info about ACTA
Sub session ideas
- Review of a Drupal Indymedia site: a 30 minute look at Oxford Indymedia's new Drupal IMC (adelayde).
- Review of the new HacktionLab web site at http://pxr5.hacktivista.net
- Watch Some 28C3 Sessions
- Learn how to make rebelli-oke with Universal Subtitles rebellioke
Running throughout
- Add content to the new HacktionLab website (details to follow)
Are you coming?
The lovely people at the 1 in 12 club need to have a rough estimate of numbers so they buy enough carrots and other food to go round. There's a table here that you can use to reserve your carrot.
Suggested timetable
This is a draft timetable. If you don't like it, change it! However, I thought it was better to have some kind of structure within which to work. A couple of points to note are that: workshops are 1 1/4 hours (75 minutes); they can take up two slots - with a break in the middle; and, there are lots of breaks! This is to allow for socialising, networking, and over-running workshops!
Friday
Arrive.
Quiet night drinking (don't get too drunk - we start early on Saturday morning!)
Bed.
Saturday
09:30 Introduction to the weekend / Ground Rules / get wireless connection working
10:00 Introductions / What have we been up to / What are we planning on doing in the near future ?
10:45 BREAK (30 minutes)
11:15 Workshop session 1.
12:30 LUNCH (90 minutes)
14:00 Workshop 2
15:15 BREAK (30 minutes)
15:45 Workshop 3
17:00 BREAK (15 minutes)
17:15 Summary of the day / feedback session
18:00 Finish / evening activities....
Sunday
10:00 Workshop 4
11:15 Break (30 minutes)
11:45 Workshop 5
13:00 LUNCH (60 minutes)
14:00 Summary / feedback / goodbye session
15:00 Finish
