2012/Saturday Session Schedule

Saturday SessionGrid

[1] Day 1 Session Grid

Session A (11:00 - 12:00)

1. "Managing" Huge Communities
2. Kickstarter for Communities - Kevin Shockey
3. Giving Back - Jared Smith
4. The Style Gap and Mentoring Effectiveness
5. Internationalization and global issues - Javier Gómez
6. Online Community Engagement / Clique Busting : turning community subgroups into productive contributers
7. Funding Open Source projects
8. Getting started: Tips and tricks for setting up an online community (facilitator: Kristina Hoeppner)
9. Why are you so Awesome ? - Sam Eder
10. Github vs. Self hosted - Opening your code and building a user community around it (facilitator: Zohar Babin) Audio recording located at http://sessiongrid.com/cls12/files/

Session C (02:00 - 03:00)

1. Gating Communities - Louis Suarez-Potts
2. Community Development for All Sectors
3. Metrics - Jeff Potts
4. Anonymity vs Lead Generation, where do you draw the line?
5. Governance Styles - Randy Fay
6. Thicker Than Blood!! How Relationships Bring Us Closer To Our Customers
7. Recognizing Community
8. Free (or cheap) tools for managing communities (other than Facebook) - @rlux : http://piratepad.net/avQL2HmM5n
9. Recognizing Community Contributors - Benjamin K????
10. What should OSI do next? (facilitator: Simon Phipps)
11. Taking Care of Community Members
12. Commmunity Leadership Development (facilitator: Sharon Reed-Corbett)

    1. · We should tap into ‘tribal wisdom’ in the community who have ethnic wisdom and generational knowledge and spiritual knowledge. Look for wisdom councils in the area which often creates a model for community engagement.

· Review our decision making models concerning new initiatives to make sure they are inclusive to the entire community.

· Set the expectations – benefit city versus people or people versus city

· Visual arts – let arts speak for themselves and don’t try to quantify or validate

· Bridge gaps between groups

· Breathe new life into old events to involve other people groups

Session D (03:00 - 04:00)

1. Education sourcing & community - Louis Suarez-Potts
2. Lawyers & community - Tom Callaway
3. Determining the Value of a Non-paying User - Richard Esplin
4. Taming the Alpha Dog: Having better meetings - Dave Neary (Notes coming)
5. Health Community: Engaging communities to improve public health - uncle Nate
6. How do you define a healthy community? - Jacky Hayward
7. Gamification in Communities (facilitator: Rich Sands)
8. Community Living: Live/Work Environments - Suzanne Carmody
9. Tactics for saying Yes - Paul Vorvick
10. Our Goals About Goals: Finding a balance between progress & volunteer time - Paul Orwig

Session E (04:30 - 05:30)

1. Cultivating Great Speakers - Kevin Turner
2. Getting Documentation Contribution - Andy Oram
3. When a Community Becomes a Reco..ing Pipeline - Meghan McGill
4. Community for Broken People - Fred Trotter
5. CLS 2013 Everywhere! - Van Riper
6. Rewarding the Community - Adam Lasnik
7. Mirror, Mirror in the Twitterverse, where the hell am I, what's happening, and what do I do about it? Here's some background, here are some reflections.
8. Assholes Discussion - @dberkholz
9. Community, how we do it in India - @koolhead17
10. none

Session E (05:30 - 06:30)

First day closing & feedback