DrupalCampNYC10

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1 Year Sponsorship of Drupal Optimized Virtual Server

Hello, We are opening up ten (10) slots for ten new client/companies to submit a request for a Drupal Optimized platform on our Enterprise Virtual Server platform. This is a first come first serve basis and the first year is free. You may use this for personal or non-profit or corporate purposes, no strings attached.

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DrupalCampNYC10 Slidedecks from presenters (compiled)

I'm putting a list of slidedecks that I know about from twitter. If I missed yours, add it here. (It's kind of hard to navigate this information on Twitter, and I know some of the decks weren't posted using the #dcnyc10 Tags.

Here is a short list to start:

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DCNYC10: Thank you for joining us...here's what's next!

Was that fun or what?

Saturday's DrupalCampNYC 10 was a blast, and our biggest so far! Nearly 400 of us converged on John Jay College for a day of Drupal learning and hanging out, and the activity on Twitter was very cool to see.

Now that the sessions are done and the mountain of bottled water is put away, what happens next?

Survey

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DrupalCampNYC 10 - Xchange

Hey everyone - I couldn't find a page that could be best utilized for discussions regarding the upcoming DrupalCampNYC10 @ John Jay so I figured I would create one. This could be used for various Non-Official discussions; i.e. unloading extra tickets :), Drupalers seeking transportation to/from the event, etc.

If there is already a page for this then please let me know and I will re-post there.
-Mark

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Call for Volunteers: DrupalcampNYC10 on December 10th, 2011 at John Jay College in Manhattan

Hello all.

We need volunteers for the day-of the conference. We have defined volunteer slots on this Google Doc. If you are a registered attendee and would like to help out in some way on the day of the camp, please put your name down on the volunteer spreadsheet.

This camp is an ambitious undertaking, with an anticipated attendance of 500 people coming from all over the region. Consequently, the logistics are going to be quite daunting, and we need your help.

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DrupalcampNYC10 session voting to end this Saturday

DrupalCampNYC 10 is coming up fast, and that means things are about to get really exciting around here!

First thing's first...your fellow Drupalistas have proposed a whole slew of fantastic sessions. Voting on sessions closes Saturday. Check'em out and get your votes in!

Once the votes are reviewed, the camp content coordinators going to settle in with their leftover turkey and choose the sessions you'll be seeing on December 10th. The official conference schedule will be posted Monday, November 28th.

Isn't the suspense just killing you??

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NYC Drupal Camp - OpenScholar session

I proposed a session on OpenScholar for the DrupalCamp NYC (DEC 10)
http://www.drupalcampnyc.org/sessions/automating-openscholar-one-stop-solution-your-school
any suggestions for topics, formats or ideas welcome

Demo site will include

  • School Brochure
  • Course Catalog
  • E-Commerce (Automatic student registration on payment)
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DrupalCampNYC 10 on December 10th: tickets still available

DrupalCampNYC 10 will be the largest New York City Camp to date, with 500 anticipated attendees and over 30 high-quality sessions across a spectrum of Drupal-related disciplines.

It's all happening on Saturday, December 10, 2011 at John Jay College in Manhattan, for the bargain price of $20. Your registration fee will not only cover a full day of top-notch Drupal content from some of the finest minds in our community, but breakfast and lunch as well.

DrupalCamp sessions are created and presented by camp participants. For this camp, sessions will be organized into the following tracks:

  • Development sessions might talk about topics including module development, security, tools and environments, best practices, etc.
  • Site building sessions address topics around the Drupal admin, community-contributed modules and tools, and more. If it's not Development, and it's not Presentation, and it's part of the site creation process, it's probably here.
  • Presentation encompasses design, front-end development, and theming.
  • Business and end users is more geared toward the non-technical facets of Drupal. This might include project management, team dynamics, tips for content managers and editors, agency issues, marketing, and so forth.
  • Sysadmin and performance is the track for things like hosting, database optimization, testing tools and protocols, CDNs, and various other topics.

Within each of the tracks listed, there will be content suitable for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Drupal professionals. Additionally, there will be New/Newish to Drupal sessions early in the day, to help bring up to speed those who do not yet have a deep knowledge of Drupal; birds of a feather sessions will allow participants to engage in open discussion around specific topics.

Finally, each time slot will feature a Community Spotlight speaker. This speaker, drawn from the NYC Drupal community, is a recognized expert in his or her area of Drupal and will speak on a high-impact topic of his or her choice.

Also of note: there are a few sponsorship opportunities still available. Benefits and levels are available here: http://drupalcampnyc.org/sponsors/how-sponsor

The New York City Drupal community is a collection of friendly people that are eager to accept newcomers, who are always welcome to any event. Regardless of your experience with Drupal, or lack thereof, we warmly invite you to join us for DrupalCampNYC 10.

Get know Drupal, grow your skills, share your wisdom, or just make some Drupally new friends.

Tickets will sell out quickly, so register ASAP. See http://drupalcampnyc.org for full information and to reserve your seat!

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Session submissions extended to 11/14!

You know that feeling when you find a $20 bill in last year's winter coat, or class gets canceled the day your midterm paper is due? It's kind of like that.

We are very happy to announce that the deadline for submitting session proposals has been extended to Monday, November 14th! That means you've got two whole weeks to dream up your best Drupal ideas and get them out there for all the world to see.

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