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
Nonprofit Web Development
- 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
eAdvocacy/Online Organizing
- 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
Nonprofit CRM
- 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
Community and Technology
- 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
Technology Decision Support and Workflow
- 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
Mobile and Geo
- 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
Information and Identity
- 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
Business and Sustainability
- 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
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