Sessions - 2011 Nonprofit Software Development Summit

Here is what's on the slate for the 2011 Dev Summit, with more sessions being added every week.

We welcome additional session proposals! Just email us!

Nonprofit Software Essentials

The State of Nonprofit Software in 2011
Facilitated by Aspiration and Friends
Introduction to Nonprofit Software
Facilitated by Matt Garcia and Misty Avila, Aspiration
What are the Missing Tools?
Facilitated by Aspiration and friends

Harnessing Community Input to Inform Software Design
Facilitated by Laney Strange, TechSoup Global
What's New with Drupal
Facilitated by Neil Drumm, Drupal.org
Lessons from MapLight's Web Site Redesign
Facilitated by Jay Costa, MapLight
Extreme WordPress Customization
Facilitated by Zach Berke, Exygy
What's new with Joomla!?
Facilitated by Ryan Ozimek, PICnet and Open Source Matters
Using Jenkins to Manage Scripts
Facilitated by Neil Drumm, Drupal.org
Designers talking to Developers
Facilitated by William Ramirez and DesignAction
BrowserID: An experiment in user-centric identity
Facilitated by Rob Miller and fellow Mozilla developers
The web IS the platform: Open Web Apps
Facilitated by Rob Miller and fellow Mozilla developers

Envisioning the Perfect eAdvocacy Platform
Facilitated by David Taylor, RainForest Action Network and Matt Holland, Avaaz.org
Online Workflow for Environmental Campaigning
Facilitated by David Taylor, Rainforest Action Network
Using Databases to Mobilize Communities
Facilitated by Alice Aguilar and Josué Guillén, Progressive Technology Project
What it Takes to Win Online Campaigns
Facilitated by Matt Holland, Avaaz.org
Scaling the WiserLocals: Focusing on the Online/Offline Balance
We are (face to face gatherings) around the globe (Brazil, Africa, Indonesia, India). Facilitated by Peggy Duvette, Wiser
Coordinating Your Online Channels
Facilitated by Misty Avila, Aspiration
What is Up with eNewsletters These Days?
Facilitated by Matt Garcia and Misty Avila, Aspiration

CiviCRM 101 - An Introduction to Open Source CRM
Facilitated by CiviCRM team
CiviCRM 201 - Getting the Most Out of the Platform
Facilitated by CiviCRM team
Extending Civicrm with use cases
Mark Libkuman, OpenFlows
Managing Support, training and feature requests from civilians - Sharing lessons from the front lines
Facilitated by Mark Sherman and Robyn Perry, Progressive Technology Project
Developing a synchronizing framework for CiviCRM - a desire to play with VAN, Salsa, Cicero and others
Facilitated by Jamie McClelland, MayFirst/Progressive Technology Project
Managing 50 CiviCRM installations using aegir
Facilitated by Jamie McClelland, MayFirst/Progressive Technology Project

People-Powered Programs: How Pro-Social Projects are Harnessing Networks & Communities Of Practice To Get Things Done
Facilitated by Marc Manashil, TechSoup Global
Volunteer Technology
Facilitated by Ben Rigby
Motivating and Rewarding Knowledge Sharing
Facilitated by Scott Bechtler-Levin
Introducing SocialCoding4Good
Facilitated by Gerardo Capiel, Benetech
How can we co-promote projects and agendas both with and without using social media?
Facilitated by Mathew Dryhurst, Craigslist Foundation
Book Sprints and the importance of high quality technical documentation for non-profit open source projects
Facilitated by Tomas Krag

Managing Projects with Both Paid Labor and Volunteers
Facilitated by Mark Libkuman, OpenFlows
What Should a Web Site Cost?
Facilitated by Allen Gunn, Aspiration
Writing Contracts and Maintenance Agreements
Facilitated by Mark Libkuman, OpenFlows
How to Manage Contractors and Developers
Facilitated by Allen Gunn, Aspiration
What Should a Nonprofit Technology RFP Look Like?
Facilitated by Matt Garcia and Allen Gunn, Aspiration

The State of Mobile for Nonprofit Needs
Facilitated by Evan Henshaw-Plath
How to Write Low-Cost SmartPhone Apps with Phone Gap
Facilitated by Evan Henshaw-Plath
Protecting the Identity of Human Rights Activist When Using Mobile
Facilitated by Nathan Freitas, Guardian Project
All About OpenStreetMap
Facilitated by Schyuler Erle
Evaluating security risks when working with high-risk constituents
Facilitated by Tomas Krag
Developing and Using Low-End Mobile Tools, Including SMS, SIM Toolkit, and Simple Apps
Facilitated by Tomas Krag

What's new with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and How Can You Help?
Facilitated by Cindy Cohn, EFF
Writing Code to Visualize Networks
Facilitated by Skye Bender-Demoll
What does Strategic Hosting look like in 2010?
Facilitated Sysadmins at the Summit
What is up with Online Identity?
Facilitated by Evan Henshaw-Plath
Does Cloud Make Sense for Activists?
Facilitated by Online Organizers at the event

Growing and Shrinking your Tech Co-op/Development shop
Facilitated by Mark Libkuman, OpenFlows
What it Means to do Lean Startup
Facilitated by Ben Rigby
Business Models Round Table
Facilitated by Scott Bechtler-Levin