[California] Hacker Dojo and GIS Day

[Ragi Burhum]

Hi John,

If there is a particular project that you feel comfortable with giving a
talk/tutorial/presentation, I think other people will find it useful...

I guess this all depends on what people are willing to volunteer for in GIS
Day...

In my case:

- I would be willing to do a presentation on any OSGeo topic I think I can
help with
- Work on a particular project (would have to be related to
GDAL/Django/Tracking) or better yet, I need to do a windows installer for a
particular project of mine <https://github.com/RBURHUM/arcgis-ogr>.
- Do a small tutorial about a particular OSGeo project

- Ragi

Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2012 08:36:05 -0700
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> Subject: Re: [California] California Digest, Vol 52, Issue 9
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> *Hello,
>
> After reading Landon and Ragi?s ideas, a hybrid idea came to mind. Landon
> mentioned participating in:
>
> - Open Street Map mapping party.
> - Coordinated launch of open source GIS software tutorials/videos.
> - Donating some volunteer time to assist with mapping related work at
> a local non-profit.
>
> 1) what would someone need to participate?  Someone familiar the project
> would need to gave them both an overview of it and tell how the can join in
> with today?s activity.
>
> 2) how long would they want to spend? Surely some would happily spend all
> day with one project. With all the GIS Day activities, others would come
> and go. Each project should think about how long someone would need to
> commit to help in some small way. It may make sense to repeat step one a
> few times during the day as fresh recruits arrive.
>
> -jk*
>
>
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