Topic: Agenda - Dec 07 meeting
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This is the developing programme for the meeting of Kete Community to be held on December 1st 2007 at the Duxton in Wellington.
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Programme
(Being developed .....)
9am | Coffee, registration, meet and greet. | |
9.30 am | Session 1 | Introductionled by Joann Ransom, Kete Poject Manager, Horowhenua Library Trust. Includes: Intro to Kete, Kete for the uninitiated, executive summary (technical and feature overviews), current Kete projects, prospective Kete projects, visions from: HLT, Katipo, guests. |
11 am | Coffee | |
Session 2 | So you want a Keteled by Walter McGinnis, Kete Developer, Katipo Communications. Includes: various paths available now, future paths, hosting, training. | |
12.45 pm | Lunch | |
1.30 pm | Session 3 | Governance.led by Rachel Hamilton-Williams, Managing Director, Katipo Communications. Includes: What is Open Source? , Why Open Source? Guest Speakers : Andy Linton (Citylink), Michael Koziarski (Ruby on Rails) |
3pm | Coffee | |
Session 4 | Where to Now? and Hands Onled by Rosalie Blake, Head of Libraries, Horowhenua Library Trust. Include: Summary of current situation, path forward, what next to do. Then a hands on session - bring your own laptop! (cafenet available) | |
4pm onwards | Casual get together in the bar - all welcome including those not able to attend during the day due to NDF Unconference commitments. |
Who we’d like to come:
- People / Organisations who already have a Kete install, or who have one underway
- People / Organisations who would like to have a Kete
- People / Organisations who are interested in supporting Kete even though they don’t have a particular project in mind for it.
- People / Organisations who have heard of Kete but haven’t managed to get to one of Jo’s talks so want to find out more.
- People / Organisations who may see a role for Kete in National initiatives / plans ie National Library, Peoples Network, Digital Content Strategy, Te Papa.
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I think it really depends on how many people are attending whether we should split our focus. I also think that most potential users are going to be interested in where the project is headed overall, too.
Cheers,
Walter
I've added a web link to the online version of "Producing Open Source Software" which should give some context about Open Source and how to run a project.
Of particular interest is the chapter about form of governance:
http://www.producingoss.com/en/social-infrastructure.html
Cheers,
Walter
Tags: Open Source
Jo Ransom
said 2 strands of discussion
I think we could most usefully use our time by starting off together and looking at the big picture, conceptual stuff, and then separate into 2 strands:
1. Developers, strategists and those interested in the project overall.
2. Users: those who want to get a Kete up and running.
cheers Jo.
Tags: Kete, Meeting, Community, Governance, duxton, december, 2007