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1) Jim Ayson welcomes participants to the Readysaster Hackathon and introduces himself and his role at SMART Communications.
2) He discusses SMART DevNet, SMART's developer relations program, and some past and upcoming hackathon and tech events they have supported.
3) Ayson expresses SMART's support for the Readysaster Hackathon in that it encourages innovation, supports open data principles, and aims to develop solutions for disaster preparedness and relief efforts.
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Geeky Weekend - Building tech community in Saigon
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•Foster bonding within and across many tech communities •Encourage sharing of knowledge
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•Help bring and create opportunities
Geeky Weekend 2016
Geeky Weekend is a weekly event that aims to address the lack of offline spaces for developers, tech communities, and companies to connect. It provides a place for communities to organize activities, share knowledge, and interact with each other. The event has grown steadily since starting in August 2016, with an average of 17 participants per week. It focuses on technical sharing, workshops, hackathons, and other engaging activities to foster collaboration within and across communities. The goal is to encourage knowledge sharing, networking and opportunities through a consistent, community-driven platform.
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2) He discusses SMART DevNet, SMART's developer relations program, and some past and upcoming hackathon and tech events they have supported.
3) Ayson expresses SMART's support for the Readysaster Hackathon in that it encourages innovation, supports open data principles, and aims to develop solutions for disaster preparedness and relief efforts.
ICT4D.at - Using Web 2.0 in ICT4D organizations
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Geeky Weekend - Building tech community in Saigon
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Geeky Weekend 2016
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Hotel benchmarking
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Both Ceres and NetSquared manage online communities. Ceres manages a network of investors engaging corporations on issues from environmental practices to social justice. NetSquared is a global network of volunteer-led meetups dedicated to building the digital capacity of nonprofits. They use different online community tools for different outcomes, but both online communities are central to how they achieve their missions.
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In this presentation you will:
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Coalition Presence
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Social Media for Event Marketing
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Tools for facilitating participatory events online
When developing an online event, we ask ourselves:
How can we create amazing participatory experiences that allow people to completely forget they are not in a physical environment? How can we turn the online challenge into an opportunity?
Much of what makes an event special is the time we spend together with our clients sensing into the deeper purpose, building a strong design with clear roles in the team and of course the participatory mindset and practices we apply when we facilitate.
However technology does play a key role and technology should be an enabler rather than a disabler :)
What most people fail to realise, is that any technological tool needs to be selected and used, based on the specific PURPOSE that has to be addressed.
So how can we understand the different expectations/needs that we have to address? And how can we select the right tools, based on these specific needs?
Here is a practical guide that we've pulled together on the topic with the SenseTribe team. How was this guide developed? Laura Grassi has been the key author, Marina Roa has added her wonderful illustrations, Raffaella Toticchi has added a mental model and many other amazing SenseTribers have added their ideas and thoughts, thank you. To find out more about us, our work and how we create magical participatory events, check out our website: www.sensetribe.com
Ear to the Geek Ground: tech trends for communicators 2012
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AWC website: http://www.womcom.org/
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Gathering
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StudentRND Pitch Deck with Notes
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Vicsport Insights and Innovation Lab February 2015
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Learnings from post web events
- 1. learnings from post-web events key points to bring back home from my Lift12 talk juliendorra@juliendorra.com @juliendorra on twitter
- 2. The sprint principles app ly to many different domains. (remember, spri nt ≠ rush)
- 3. Serial collaborators are peo ple able to c ontribute to any type of event.
- 4. Divers e skills and talents give you stronger, riche r output.
- 5. or* your online community Bui ld an event *f we alread y live there
- 6. «try it at home… here’s a simple recipe »
- 7. Focus your event help the community align on goals. Production you set a tangible, ambitious output. Horizontality as in the online world, information and awareness flow.
- 8. you need to know more about the real outputs and logic of these post-web events? take a look at the slides from my Lift12 talk on SlideShare: we come from the internet… let’s build *realspace* events