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It's show and tell time!

 

UOS Time is here! UOS is the Ubuntu Online Summit we hold each cycle to talk about what's happening in ubuntu. UOS 15.11 will be on November 3rd - 5th.

I'm writing to encourage everyone to not only attend, but to also consider presenting a session for the 'Show and Tell' track(1). Sessions are open to everyone as a platform for sharing interesting and unique things with the rest of the community. These sessions can be very short (5 or 10 minutes) and are a great way to share about your work within ubuntu.

This means things like demos, quick talks, and 'show and tell' type things. A typical session may last 5-15 minutes, with time for questions. It's a great way to spend a few minutes talking about something you made, work on, or find interesting. Your demo can be unscripted, and informal. *This does not have to be a technical talk or demo*, though those are certainly welcomed. Please feel free to how off design work, documentation, translation, interesting user tricks or anything else that tickles your fancy!

Last cycle we had developers talking about new APIs, flavors teams doing Q and A sessions and demos, users sharing tricks, and even a live hacking session where we collectively worked on an application for the phone. Check them out(2). I'd love to see an even greater representation this time around.

Proposing a session(3) is simple to do, and there's even a webpage(4) to help you! If you need help proposing, feel free to contact myself, hggdh, David Calle, or Laura Czajkowski who are your friendly track leads for this track. Once it's proposed the session will be assigned a date and time. Myself or another track lead will try to follow-up with you before UOS to ensure you are ready and the date and time is suitable for you.

Thanks!

Nicholas

1. http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1511/tracks
2. http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1505/track/show/
3. http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1511/propose_meeting/
4. http://uds.ubuntu.com/getinvolved/propose-a-session/