Jo,
I suggest that you will find a number of ex-foss4g coordinators on
the conference email list.
You will also find the education list quite active.
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I'm hanging out to see a foss4g cookbook (as a wiki), which should
eventually contain useful bits of information like this.
I think a likely way to develop the cookbook would be by various
foss4g organising committees, who add to it as they go through the
process of running a conference.
(A good starting point is the lessons learned from prior foss4g
events)
On 30/03/2012 8:47 AM, Jo Cook wrote:
Dear All,
I emailed the guys at the University of Nottingham regarding
our unanimous vote to start archiving FOSS4G papers on ELOGeo,
and as you can imagine they are quite pleased about that. They
haven't done any bulk uploads before and are keen to know how
many papers we might have, so they can start thinking about how
this might be done. Is there a better list to be discussing this
on other than Board for a start? Who knows about this sort of
thing?
Cheers
Jo
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