On Jun 18, 2009, at 12:39 AM, glerm soares wrote:
2009/6/17 Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@at.or.at
From my experience, simple classrooms (i.e. not lecture halls), or
meeting rooms, or rooms like that work really well. I think an
auditorium might not work very well because it is important for
people to mingle and mix and talk to each other..hc
I agree. Is important that the place doesn't have a stage or fixed
chairs.I have some ideas that some of you could join:
- I can help people to build a low cost microcontroller, based in
arduino-firmata firmware but the cheaper way possible and use it as
a general example of physical-pd interaction. Here I already
explained the technique in portuguese: http://artesanato.devolts.org/?page_id=2
- I would like to help people to make an "install-fest" of puredata
this day... I also would like to install linux for those who want to
join the crew... I can also help to compile objects which aren't in
pd-extended package.
- I would like to make a "pd-svn tour" - I mean - open all the
folders in puredata svn as possible during the day and try to browse
as much objects as possible, and mainly try to identify developers
that are around the place to take deep studies on specific cases.
- To make a F.A.Q. of puredata doubts and question by the present
people, and try to solve the question during the convention...
what else?
simple as that -> The hackmeeting has already started ... :) see you soon...
I think your ideas definitely sound good. One question I have is how
to handle the languages. Should it be only English, or should there
be some Portuguese sessions too?
Perhaps we should set up a wiki page to start organizing it? Things
like ideas for sessions, time slots, etc. It doesn't need to be
complicated.
.hc
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