2011-06-15 Creating an Open Source Community that Works!
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Title of Session
Type: Presentation |
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Presenter: |
Stephen Marquard, University of Capetown, stephen.marquard@uct.ac.za |
Anthony Whyte, Sakai Foundation, arwhyte@umich.edu |
Janice Smith, Three Canoes LLC, janice.smith@threecanoes.com |
Lynn Ward, IUPUI, leward@iupui.edu |
Chris Maurer, IUPUI, chmaurer@iupui.edu |
Debbie Runshe, IUPUI,drunshe@iupui.edu |
Date: June 15, 2011 |
Time: 9:45 AM - 12 noon |
Room: San Francisco/Sacramento |
Description
https://www.concentra-cms.com/program/Sakai/2011-sakai-conference/732.html
A panel of Sakai and Open Source Portfolio community members will share information about how the many communities within and across Sakai welcome new members, share information with others, design and code Sakai innovations, coordinate efforts in QA and bug fixing, work communally on special projects, market our software, offer training opportunities, work together at conferences, collaborate with other communities, and plan for future functionality. The panel will conclude with a discussion of what makes open source communities work. We invite others to join us in considering effective strategies for creating and sustaining community. This session is for anyone wanting to know more about open source community building. Outcomes include better understanding of strategies for building community, deeper consideration of what makes community work, and problem-solving skills for open source communities facing specific challenges.
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Creating an Open Source Community that Works!
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