Madison Podcasters Group
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Ubuntu Lucid Lync 10.04 Release Party and Special Guest
Anthony Hook, the Ubuntu Wisconsin Local Community (LoCo) manager, will be in Madison to discuss the new release, 10.04 Lucid Lynx, the LTS structure and how to get involved with the Ubuntu project.
Also, FREE PIZZA (donations very welcome!) and we'll be trying to play some LAN games...just trying to make it a true release PARTY!
An incredible video of the cross-platform game we'll be playing can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtJKrIngTIs&fmt=22
It's not the easiest room to find, so please follow the signs. THE ELEVATOR DOES NOT GO TO THIS AREA OF THE BUILDING. DON'T TRY IT!
Also, FREE PIZZA (donations very welcome!) and we'll be trying to play some LAN games...just trying to make it a true release PARTY!
An incredible video of the cross-platform game we'll be playing can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtJKrIngTIs&fmt=22
It's not the easiest room to find, so please follow the signs. THE ELEVATOR DOES NOT GO TO THIS AREA OF THE BUILDING. DON'T TRY IT!
April MadLUG Presentation: Lightning Talks!
The April MadLUG presentation was postponed due to it falling on Easter Sunday. It has been rescheduled to Sunday, April 18 and the topic will be MadLUG Lightning Talks. The finalized schedule is listed below.
Time: 1:00 – Sunday, April 18
Place: UW Computer Science Building
1210 West Dayton Street – Room 2310
Join us for a whirlwind series of 10 minute mini talks that span a variety topics. This is an excellent way to get some quick exposure to technical and non-technical issues that you may not have had time to explore yet. A short Q & A will follow each presentation.
Drop in for one, or stay for the entire series.
Times & Topics
1:00 Open Source Community Tools - LaunchPad, BugZilla and IRC (Doug Whitfield)
1:20 Minimal Ubuntu (Sam Gardner)
1:40 Version Control Systems (Doug "SuperDuG" Smith)
2:00 Open Data - Philosophy (Alnisa Allgood)
Time: 1:00 – Sunday, April 18
Place: UW Computer Science Building
1210 West Dayton Street – Room 2310
Join us for a whirlwind series of 10 minute mini talks that span a variety topics. This is an excellent way to get some quick exposure to technical and non-technical issues that you may not have had time to explore yet. A short Q & A will follow each presentation.
Drop in for one, or stay for the entire series.
Times & Topics
1:00 Open Source Community Tools - LaunchPad, BugZilla and IRC (Doug Whitfield)
1:20 Minimal Ubuntu (Sam Gardner)
1:40 Version Control Systems (Doug "SuperDuG" Smith)
2:00 Open Data - Philosophy (Alnisa Allgood)
Job posted
Coming out of lurkdom to mention that we have a creative e-learning specialist position posted.
This is not web design per se. The job is about developing online courses, publishing these on a learning management system site and supporting the employee learners.
If you know of someone with these skills, please pass along.
http://wisc.jobs/public/job_view.asp?annoid=39263&jobid=38778&index=true
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This is not web design per se. The job is about developing online courses, publishing these on a learning management system site and supporting the employee learners.
If you know of someone with these skills, please pass along.
http://wisc.jobs/public/job_view.asp?annoid=39263&jobid=38778&index=true
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State of the Union: a discussion of the Madison FOSS community
PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN TIME!
If you're seeing this in a group that you think isn't Linux related, I disagree in some way. Typically I am cautious to invite a subset of groups to meetings. However, this is a very important meeting. There are some very basic infrastructure questions like "how long is a president president for" and "when are elections" that currently have no answers. I want answers to these mundane questions, but also, I want to think big picture. Can MadLUG be doing more to help schools and non-profits? Is it proper for MadLUG to engage in non-Linux libre software (FOSS) promotion? What sort of presentation overlap do we have with LOPSA?
If you're seeing this in a group that you think isn't Linux related, I disagree in some way. Typically I am cautious to invite a subset of groups to meetings. However, this is a very important meeting. There are some very basic infrastructure questions like "how long is a president president for" and "when are elections" that currently have no answers. I want answers to these mundane questions, but also, I want to think big picture. Can MadLUG be doing more to help schools and non-profits? Is it proper for MadLUG to engage in non-Linux libre software (FOSS) promotion? What sort of presentation overlap do we have with LOPSA?
MadCasters July Meeting
YES! We will be having a July Meeting on Tuesday, July 7th. This month
- Interviewing someone using Skype. We will be talking about how to
conduct an interview and record it.
- Geekazine
- Interviewing someone using Skype. We will be talking about how to
conduct an interview and record it.
- Geekazine
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