12. Who volunteers? Technical - Software developers, web developers, web designers, user experience/user interface experts, geocoders, geo mappers, GIS experts, technologists, beta testers New Media - Bloggers, videographers, podcasters, photographers, social media trainers, social media users, collaborators, crowdsourcers Organizational - Organizers, open source community planners, project managers, emergency response planners, crisis communicators Other - Researchers, lawyers, trainers, teachers, librarians, technical writers, event planners, translators, innovators, entrepreneurs, anyone with a laptop What do they do? Code, test tools, translate, map, communicate, collaborate, brainstorm, research, analyze, report, create content, and document process
15. Crowdsourcing: 2 levels Building apps Programming Storytelling Social Media 2,000 volunteers Apps source public knowledge Twitter, Reports, RSS, data Each application can collect thousands of reports
22. Canada, Ontario, Toronto Build Toronto volunteer community Outreach: Ontario government and Canadian governments. Build partnerships with Canadian Emergency Responder community and NGO communities Outreach: Canadian Private Sector Help CrisisCamps in Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal Foster Canadian community: CVEOC - The Canadian Volunteer EOC Collaborate with PTSC-Online
23. Contact and Credits Brian.chick@left-button.com Heather@textontechs.com Melanie.gorka@gmail.com @crisiscamp @crisiscommons @crisiscampto Photos by: heatherleson, Brian Chick, Cynthia Gould, Mariella