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0.100/Testing

2014-03-09T21:37:25Z

CScott: /* Testing images */ copy-nand is dead, long live fs-update

<noinclude>[[Category:Testing]]</noinclude>
== How to test Sugar 0.100 ==

We have different ways of testing Sugar 0.100:

* Using a testing image (available for all XO laptops models)
* Using a 13.2.0 image and installing rpms.
* Using sugar-build

=== Testing images ===

These images from [https://www.laptop.org.au/ OLPC Australia] can be installed in an XO without security enabled.

updated on: 21 January 2014

XO-4: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx4.zd 33028xx4.zd] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx4.zd.md5 md5])

XO-1.75: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx2.zd 33028xx2.zd] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx2.zd.md5 md5])

XO-1.5: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx1.zd 33028xx1.zd] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx1.zd.md5 md5])

XO-1: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.img 33028xx0.img] [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.crc 33028xx0.crc] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.img.md5 md5])
: clean install from USB drive: at firmware ok prompt: {{Code|copy-nand u:\xxxxxxxx.img}}
: clean install from SD card: at firmware ok prompt: {{Code|fs-update ext:\xxxxxxx.img}}

The olpc-os-builder configuration used to create these images is [https://github.com/godiard/olpc-os-builder/commits/au1b here].

=== Installing Sugar 0.100 testing rpms ===

The first step is to install a 13.2.0 image, downloaded [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Release_notes/13.2.0#Installation here].

The second step is to create a file {{Code|/etc/yum.repos.d/au1b-updates.repo}} with the following contents:

[au1b-updates]
name=au1b-udates
baseurl=http://harvest.one-education.org/public/au1b-updates/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0

Later you need to run these commands:

rpm -e sugar-update-control
yum update

If you want a fresh start, and do not care about LOSING EVERYTHING YOU HAVE IN YOUR JOURNAL, you can execute this command:

rm -rf .sugar

And finally, restart your computer.

=== Using sugar-build ===

Detailed instructions to use sugar-build are here [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/dev-environment.md.html].

== New features to test ==

In addition to the new features described in the [[0.100/Notes|Sugar 100 release notes]], these builds have some features being developed for the OLPC Australia deployment. These include the following:

* [[Features/About_Me|Age and Gender selection]]
* [[Features/Launch Limits|Limits to the number of open activities]] (now upstream)
* [[Features/Launch Limits|Limits to the number of open instances of an activity.]] (now upstream)
* A webservice for sharing Journal entries with the classroom teacher
* Proxy and hidden network support
* Journal Backup/Restore

0.100/Testing

2013-11-24T22:02:49Z

CScott: Exterminate a feral O.

<noinclude>[[Category:Testing]]</noinclude>
== How to test Sugar 0.100 ==

We have different ways of testing Sugar 0.100:

* Using a testing image (available for all XO laptops models)
* Using a 13.2.0 image and installing rpms.
* Using sugar-build

=== Testing images ===

These images can be installed in an XO without security enabled.

XO-4: [http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33024xx4.zd 33024xx4.zd] ([http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33024xx4.zd.md5 md5])

XO-1.75: [http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx2.zd 33023xx2.zd] ([http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx2.zd.md5 md5])

XO-1.5: [http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx1.zd 33023xx1.zd] ([http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx1.zd.md5 md5])

XO-1: [http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx0.img 33023xx0.img] [http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx0.crc 33023xx0.crc]([http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/AU1B/33023xx0.img.md5 md5])

The olpc-os-builder configuration used to create these images is [https://github.com/godiard/olpc-os-builder/commits/v7.0 here].

=== Installing Sugar 0.100 testing rpms ===

The first step is to install a 13.2.0 image, downloaded [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Release_notes/13.2.0#Installation here].

The second step is to create a file {{Code|/etc/yum.repos.d/au1b-updates.repo}} with the following contents:

[au1b-updates]
name=au1b-udates
baseurl=http://harvest.one-education.org/public/au1b-updates/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0

Later you need to run these commands:

rpm -e sugar-update-control
yum update

If you want a fresh start, and do not care about LOSING EVERYTHING YOU HAVE IN YOUR JOURNAL, you can execute this command:

rm -rf .sugar

And finally, restart your computer.

=== Using sugar-build ===

Detailed instructions to use sugar-build are here [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/dev-environment.md.html].

== New features to test ==

In addition to the new features described in the [[0.100/Notes|Sugar 100 release notes]], these builds have some features being developed for the OLPC Australia deployment. These include the following:

* [[Features/About_Me|Age and Gender selection]]
* [[Features/Launch Limits|Limits to the number of open activities]] (now upstream)
* [[Features/Launch Limits|Limits to the number of open instances of an activity.]] (now upstream)
* A webservice for sharing Journal entries with the classroom teacher
* Proxy and hidden network support
* Journal Backup/Restore

Activities/Wikipedia/HowTo

2013-02-02T01:36:24Z

CScott: /* Optimize the data and download images */ Fix name of --delete_old option for create_index.py

''"Crear uno, dos, tres... mil Wikipedias" Comandante Ernesto Wales''

=== Object of this HowTo ===

This HowTo explains how to update the data files in the wikipedia activities or how to create new activities with other languages or different selections of articles.

The procedure is not very difficult if you already have a Sugar environment setup. If you have doubts or the information provided is not adequate, please contact me at ''gonzalo at laptop dot org'' or in the sugar-devel mailing list and I will try to help and improve this page.

If you want to create a wikipedia activity in your language, and do not have the technical resources, but can help translating a few files and doing quality control, contact me and I will help you to create the activity.

=== How to Create a new wikipedia activity or update an existing activity ===

This page describes how to generate the data files needed to create a wikipedia activity like
[http://activities.sugarlabs.org/es-ES/sugar/addon/4401 Wikipedia es] or [http://activities.sugarlabs.org/es-ES/sugar/addon/4411 Wikipedia en].

The general idea is to download an XML dump-file (backup) containing the current Wikipedia pages for a given language, then process the dump and select certain pages and compress them into a self-contained Sugar activity. Whether or not to include the images from the wiki articles will have a large impact on the size of the activity.

Generating a Wikipedia activity requires a computer with a lot of available disk space, ideally lots of RAM and a working Sugar environment. It is probably best to use packages provided by your favorite Linux distribution or in a virtual machine. The wikipedia xml file is very large (almost 6 GB for the Spanish wikipedia, and it is even bigger in English), and you will need lots of space to generate temporary files. The process does take a lot of time, but it is mostly automated, although you will need to confirm success at each stage of the process before moving on to the next one.

== Download the wikipedia base activity ==

You will need to download the wikipedia base from http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/wikiserver/WikipediaBase-35.xo. This package includes the activity and the tools to create the data files.

You need to unzip it in your Activities directory, or install it, if you do not have another wikipedia activity already installed.

The git repository is here http://dev.laptop.org/git/projects/wikiserver .

== Download a Wikipedia dump file==

Wikipedia provides daily (or nearly daily) XML dump files for each language.

This test was done with the spanish dump. The file used was eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.bz2 from http://dumps.wikimedia.org/eswiki/20110810/

You need to create a directory inside the previously created activity directory, and download the wikipedia dump file there.

The first two letters from your directory must be the language code, next a '_', and later any string. For example: es_es, en_us or en_history.

mkdir es_lat
cd es_lat
bzip2 -d eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.bz2

== Process the dump file ==

You need to edit the file tools2/config.py, and modify the variable input_xml_file_name.
If you are creating a wikipedia in a different language than spanish, modify the values of the other variables.

After saving the config.py, you can process the dump file:

../tools2/pages_parser.py

The process will generate files with the same prefix than the uncompressed xml file.
This first process will create the following files:

eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.links
eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.page_templates
eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.redirects
eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.templates

If you want to have more information, you can use the option "--debug" to create the files prefix.all_pages, prefix.blacklisted and prefix.titles and help you
to research about the process.

With the spanish file and a bit more than 2.3M pages, this process takes aprox 1:30 hours in my system.

== Make a selection of pages ==

To create a selection of pages to be included in the wikipedia activity,
you need create two files: '''favorites.txt''' and '''blacklist.txt'''
The two files are a list of titles of pages.

The criteria used to select the pages is: all the pages in '''favorites.txt'''
will be included and all the pages linked from this pages too, except the pages
in the file '''blacklist.txt'''.

Our wikipedia activity has a static index page (static/index_lang.html) and you can create your own index page.
I have created my '''favorites.txt''' with all the pages linked from the index page (in the case of spanish 130 pages) and 300 pages more selected from
a statistic of most searched pages in wikipedia (http://stats.grok.se)

There is not a linear relation between the number of favorite pages and the final
number of pages selected, but as reference, you can use this numbers:

Favorites Total selected pages
130 15788
431 45105
544 63347

The files favorites.txt and blacklist.txt should be in the same directory
than the .xml file

To create the selection do:

../tools2/make_selection.py

After you have created the selection, you can look at the list of pages in the file
pages_selected-level-1 and modify your favorites.txt and/or blacklist.txt
files and rerun the process if you want to modify the selection.

=== The case of wikipedias with few articles ===

If the wikipedia in the selected language have less than 40000 articles, is possible include all the articles in the activity, then is not needed create the favorites.txt file. You can do the selection of all the articles doing:

../tools2/make_selection.py --all

== Create the index ==

../tools2/create_index.py

This process is faster and when finished you can do a basic test:

../tools2/test_index.py page_title

and this will show you the content in wiki format of the selected page.
At this stage, the process will be slow, because it needs to search for every template
and do all the templates substitutions.
To have faster results we will apply templates substitutions in all the pages.

== Optimize the data and download images ==

To expand the templates you need go out of the data directory:

cd ..
./tools2/expandtemplates.py es_lat

When finish, you need go back to the data directory:

cd es_lat

And move your new file with the templates replaced and recreate the index:

mv eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.processed_expanded eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml.processed
../tools2/create_index.py --delete_old

The option --delete_old is used to remove the old index

If you want to include images in your wikipedia activity, you can go again to your data directory and do:

cd es_lat
../tools2/download_images.py

This command will download the images included in the pages in favorites.txt.
If you want to include the images in all the pages, you should do:

../tools2/download_images.py --all

An option --cache_dir=directory is available if you have images already downloaded
in another directory to acelerate the process.

== Modify your activity to use the data files ==

To create a wikipedia in a new language, you will need create the following files:

* activity/activity.info.''lang'': is the activity.info file for your language. You can copy
one from other language, and modify the name, the bundle_id, the icon and the exec line.

* activity/activity-wikipedia-''lang''.svg: is the activity icon. The file can be copied from
another language, and modify with a text editor the last text element, to put the labugage code.
If you need edit the image with a graphic editor (like Inkscape) remember add the entities lines
in the header and replace the entities for stroke_color and fill_color, after that.

* activity_''lang''.py: is the startup class, sets the configuration values and starts the server.
You can copy the class from another language and set the parameters. You need set the name of the class,
equal than the value in the exec value in the activity/activity.info.lang file.

* static/about_''lang''.html: Is a static about page. Translate it from a similar page from other language.

* static/index_''lang''.html: is the activity home page. Will have links to good pages to start to explore.
If you create your favorite list based in a translation of the home page from other language, would be a good idea translate the home page too.

Now, you can test your changes, starting the wikipedia server:

./activity_''lang''.py es_lat/eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml 8000

The first parameter is your xml data file and the second parameter a number of port.

In any web browser in the same computer you can look to a page, to check if is working:

In this example, we look at the page "Energía" pointing to '''http://localhost:8000/wiki/Energía'''

[[File:Wikipedia_test.png]]

Finally, to create the new .xo file and distribute it, you must do:

./setup_new_wiki.py es_lat/eswiki-20111112-pages-articles.xml

Now, in the directory dist, a new .xo file will be created and you can distribute it.

== Other changes needed ==

=== Image identifiers ===

If after finish the process of the files, the images are not displayed in the pages, check if the image identifier is included in the set imageKeywords in the file mwlib/parser.py. For example, in the Quechua wikipedia, the image identifier is "rikcha" and we needed add it because was not included.

== More tools ==

=== Big image files ===

There are cases where a small group of images are very big, if you want remove them to have a smaller activity, can do:

mkdir big-images
find images -size +100k -exec mv {} big-images \;

(in this example, moving images with more than 100k to another directory)

== Old information ==

http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Godiard/WkipediaDataRebuild

Development Team/Almanac/Making Icons

2012-10-11T16:13:11Z

CScott: Show gradient defined using entities, link to the incomplete icon-draw activity.

Save yourself some time. Don't make the mistake I made. Before you make an icon, see if it's already on the laptop!

/usr/share/icons/sugar/scalable on the laptop contains a bunch of icons for your use. Also, [[olpc:Svg-grabber.py|svg-grabber]] is a python script that will download ~800 non-sugar svg's for you to work from.

--[[User:Bjordan|Bjordan]] 16:48, 15 July 2008 (UTC)

==Icon Format==

====Scalable Vector Graphics====

Icons designed for Sugar must use the [http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/ SVG] file format. This Scalable Vector Graphic format allows Sugar to dynamically scale and color the icons without any degradation in quality. Thus, variably sized representations of particular icons may exist depending on their context in the interface. Additionally, this provides support for dynamic coloring of activity and object icons based upon a child's chosen XO colors, [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Sugar_Interface/Colors#Imbuing%20Color%20with%20Meaning|imbuing them with identity]].

====Defining Entities====

To aid in the dynamic colorization of sugar icons, we take advantage of [http://xmlwriter.net/xml_guide/entity_declaration.shtml entitites] within the [http://wiki.svg.org/Doctype DOCTYPE] declaration. The inserted entities act like variables whose values are inserted at any location in the SVG where the entity is referenced. Making sure that these entities are inserted correctly is essential to creating proper icons for use in Sugar.

The two entities required for Sugar icons are:

# <tt>stroke_color</tt>
# <tt>fill_color</tt>

To see an example of the XML format used to define these entities, please refer to the section below on [[#Defining_Entities_2 | hacking]] Sugar icons by hand.

==Getting Started==

====Finding an SVG Editor====

In order to create icons in the SVG format, you'll need to get your hands on a suitable editor. There are a number of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_vector_graphics_editors options] available, and you are free to choose any that suits your particular needs. One of the most commonly used is [http://www.inkscape.org/ Inkscape], an open source vector graphics editor with a comprehensive toolset and WC3 and CSS standards compliance. In addition, Inkscape has a commitment to multilingual support and maintains ongoing translation efforts.

There are also a number of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_vector_graphics_editors#Commercial_software commercial editors] which you are welcome to use as well, should you have access to such resources.

Unfortunately, no suitable vector editing tools are available as activities for the XO laptops at present. We acknowledge this omission, and hope to provide a vector-based "Draw" activity (to supplement the bitmap-based "Paint" activity) in order to provide the proper tools for icon generation on the laptops themselves in the future.

Kidscape aka inkscape child friendly version(olpc): https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/170488 please cc yourself to this bug, and comment as appropriate.

There is also the start of a vector icon-drawing activity at http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/cscott/icon-draw-activity/ -- please adopt it and finish it off!

====Templates====

To make it simpler to create new icons for use in Sugar, we've created some template SVGs. Though any of these template files should be editable with your choice of SVG editor, those with specific affiliations have been tweaked to make their presentation in their associated editors more natural, and their interaction with our scripts much cleaner. The third template is an extremely minimal example which is designed for those who wish to edit SVGs manually, or for those that wish to use other editors.

=====Downloads=====
These are pointers to the wiki pages for the template icons. Click through to these pages (don't "save as", yet!)
* [[OLPC::image: icon_template.inkscape.svg | icon_template.inkscape.svg]]
* [[OLPC::image: icon_template.illustrator.svg | icon_template.illustrator.svg]]
* [[OLPC::image: icon_template.generic.svg | icon_template.generic.svg]]

=====Guide=====

The non-generic template files have some extra elements within them that may make things easier for you as you create your icons. For instance, they have a guide layer which clearly denotes both the recommended (45px) and maximum (55px) areas that your icon must fit within. This layer may also be useful for previewing your icons against a dark background while editing them.

=====Swatches=====

They also contain a swatches layer which offers some small squares in all possible combinations of the default stroke and fill colors. In Illustrator you can paint a shape in your icon by selecting it, then pressing 'i' to select the Eyedropper tool, and finally clicking on the swatch of your choice to automatically apply both the stroke and fill properties of the swatch to the selection, adding or removing the stroke or fill completely as necessary.

You can accomplish something somewhat similar in Inkscape by selecting the eyedropper tool (F7). With the tool selected, you can click on a color to set the fill, or shift-click to set the stroke. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way to set both stroke and fill from a swatch with one click, nor is there a way to remove a stroke or fill by clicking on a swatch without those properties. You can, however, add strokes and fills via this method when the selected shape has none; you may also remove a stroke or a fill by checking the "pick alpha" checkbox and then clicking outside of the canvas area with or without shift, respectively.

====Designing Icons====

Sugar icons should all follow the [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Sugar_Interface/Icons | icon design guidelines]] set forth in the Sugar Human Interface Guidelines. For information about the various types of icons and their appearances including size, colors, and layout, please refer to the HIG.

=====Default Colors=====

COMING SOON...

=====Visual Weight=====

COMING SOON...

=====Strokes and Fills=====

COMING SOON...

==Sugarizing Icons==

===The Script===

In order to streamline the process of creating sugar compatible icons, we provide the [[olpc:media: sugar-iconify.py | sugar-iconify]] script. This script takes an SVG file as input and outputs a new SVG (or SVGs) containing the proper entity definitions. It offers a number of command-line flags for performing variations on this process to fit smoothly into your workflow. You can view all of the available options by running <tt>sugar-iconify -h</tt> from the command line, or by viewing the dedicated [[olpc:Sugar-iconify | usage page]]. Some specific examples and use cases are illustrated below in more detail.

=====Download=====

* [[OLPC:media: sugar-iconify.py | sugar-iconify.py]]

===Basic Conversion===

COMING SOON...

===Icon Sets===

http://www.openicon.org is a search engine for svg icons.
please add any icon sets using the validator.

==Hacking by Hand==

SVG adheres to the common [http://www.w3.org/XML/ XML] format, and as such may be edited within any standard text editor. For those that are interested in the internal details, don't have access to visual editing tools, or simply like the thrill of crafting their icons by hand, with the associated control, please enjoy this section.

====A Simple SVG====

You're free to examine the [http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/ SVG 1.1 specification] in order to create icons of any complexity you desire. For the purposes of demonstrating the conversion of a standard SVG into the format Sugar expects, let's consider a really simple SVG. We define the width and height of the canvas to be 55px, which is the maximum size for "standard" icons, and the required canvas size. The recommended size for icons is 45px, which is the area we fill with the rect. By defining the 55px rect for the icon, we naturally define some padding, which gives you as the icon designer the ability to position the icon within the 55px canvas to give it proper "visual weight". In other words, it should ''appear'' to be centered within the padded 55px region, even if it technically is not.

<nowiki>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd">
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="55" height="55">
<rect x="5" y="5" width="45" height="45" stroke="#666666" fill="#FFFFFF" stroke-width="3.5"/>
</svg>
</nowiki>

''Note: If you wish to use Inkscape to create your icons, and subsequently insert the entities by hand, we recommend using the "Save As" command and choosing the "Plain SVG" file format to produce more readable SVGs.''

====Defining Entities====

To prepare our SVG for use in Sugar, we need to define the entities which Sugar expects. To do this, we add an entity declaration block inside the DOCTYPE. For clarity, we'll define them to have the same colors as the SVG we started with, which also happens to have the recommended default colors for activity icons. Additions and changes are highlighted in green:

<nowiki>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd"</nowiki><font color='#009900'><nowiki> [
<!ENTITY stroke_color "#666666">
<!ENTITY fill_color "#FFFFFF">
]</nowiki></font><nowiki>>
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="55" height="55">
<rect x="5" y="5" width="45" height="45" stroke="#666666" fill="#FFFFFF" stroke-width="3.5"/>
</svg>
</nowiki>

====Inserting Entity References====

Next, we have to make use of the defined entities by replacing all occurrences of those colors within the body of the SVG. Entity references begin with an ampersand (&) an end with a semi-colon (;), with their name in the middle (eg. <tt>&stroke_color;</tt>). Note that if we had a more complex SVG, it may be appropriate to set some fills to the stroke color, and some strokes to the fill color, within the rules set forth in the HIG for [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Sugar_Interface/Icons#Strokes_.26_Fills | strokes and fills]]

<nowiki>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd" [
<!ENTITY stroke_color "#666666">
<!ENTITY fill_color "#FFFFFF">
]>
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="55" height="55">
<rect x="5" y="5" width="45" height="45" stroke="</nowiki><font color='#009900'><nowiki>&stroke_color;</nowiki></font><nowiki>" fill="</nowiki><font color='#009900'><nowiki>&fill_color;</nowiki></font><nowiki>" stroke-width="3.5"/>
</svg>
</nowiki>

== Using gradients ==

Here is an example of one way to do this by overlaying a gradient over the data-driven XO stroke and fill colors:

<pre><nowiki>

<?xml version="1.0" ?><!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC '-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN' 'http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd' [
<!ENTITY stroke_color "#010101"><!ENTITY fill_color "#FF0000">]>
<svg enable-background="new 0 0 55 55" height="55px" version="1.1" viewBox="0 0 55 55" width="55px" x="0px" xml:space="preserve" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" y="0px">

<g display="block" id="activity-example">
<rect display="inline" fill="&fill_color;" height="30.771" width="41.438" x="6.705" y="12.213"/>

<linearGradient
id="gra"
gradientUnits="userSpaceOnUse"
x1="0"
y1="9"
x2="0"
y2="53"
>
<stop
offset="0.1044"
style="stop-color:#0;stop-opacity:0" />
<stop
offset="0.1813"
style="stop-color:#0;stop-opacity:0"/>
<stop
offset="0.489"
style="stop-color:#0;stop-opacity:.3"/>
<stop
offset="0.9451"
style="stop-color:#0;stop-opacity:.6"/>
</linearGradient>

<rect display="inline" fill="url(#gra)" height="30.771" stroke="0" stroke-linejoin="round" stroke-width="3.5" width="41.438" x="6.705" y="12.213"/>

<circle cx="27.504" cy="27.598" display="inline" fill="&stroke_color;" r="2.946"/>

</g>
</svg>
</nowiki></pre>

The "stop-color" properties of an SVG gradient will also accept the &stroke_color; and &fill_color; entities, if you want a gradient in the user's colors. For example, this shows two gradients between transparent and opaque versions of the child's stroke and fill colors:

<pre><nowiki>
<?xml version="1.0" ?><!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC '-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN' 'http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd' [
<!ENTITY stroke_color "#666">
<!ENTITY fill_color "#fff">
]><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"
height="55px" width="55px" viewBox="0 0 55 55" x="0px">
<defs>
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== See also ==
*[[Human Interface Guidelines/The Sugar Interface/Icons]]
*[[OLPC:Svg-grabber.py|Download .svg collection]] (~800 non-sugar svg's)

[[Category:Sugar]]
[[Category:HowTo]]
[[Category:Design]]
[[Category:Graphic Design]]
[[Category:Sugar LI]]

Design Team/Proposals/Touchscreen

2012-03-15T16:28:02Z

CScott: Some additional touchscreen bugs/features

===Touchscreen Support===

{| class="wikitable sortable" valign="top"
! Feature description
! Keyboard only hardware
! Keyboard and touchscreen hardware
! Touchscreen only hardware
|-
==== ====
|Cursor
|show always
|show if trackpad used, hide if screen touched
|hide always
|-
|Virtual keyboard
|not required, but useful for accessibility needs
|useful in ebook mode
|essential, needs to appear automatically when a text field is selected (with optional ability to expose/hide for compatibility)
|-
|Cursor hover hints/palettes
|accessible
|accessible when using trackpad
|accessible only if activated by 'right click' (touch & hold)
|-
|Keyboard shortcuts
|accessible
|accessible when using keyboard
|not available (must rely on visual icons, HW buttons, or touch gestures)
|-
|Frame
|accessible
|accessible when using keyboard & trackpad
|needs a touch gesture (swipe in/out from any edge) and/or new button (top left frame corner most likely), same old issues regarding discoverability of the Frame.... No physical home button on XO-3.0 hardware.
|-
|Buttons & context menu size/spacing
|OK
|nice to have them optimized to be touchable
|size/spacing of buttons and menus needs to be optimised for finger sized interaction
|-
|hpane/vpane separator theme
|OK
|nice to have them optimized to be touchable
|size menus needs to be optimised for finger sized interaction
|-
|Screen resolution
|n/a
|n/a
|XO-3.0 is 1024x768, continue to make sure the Sugar shell, and activities are designed to scale well
|-
|Keyboard shortcut hints
|continue to add hints
|continue to add hints
|hide keyboard hints from touch only UI
|-
|Scrolling a zoomed paint/drawing view
|n/a
|two finger drag to pan/scroll canvas
|two finger drag to pan/scroll canvas, essential
|-
|Home favourite activity icons
|
|
|need to increase icon layout size/spacing (larger targets, further apart)
|-
|''blank''
|...
|...
|...
|}

= Other =
[CSA: adding here some issues which aren't in the above table, not sure how they fit in]
; Keyboard hints: show different keyboards for numeric, URL, or free-text input. (For example, TurtleArt wouldn't show the full keyboard when it just needs you to enter a number.)
; Hover palettes: might need to be offset more from finger location to be useable on touchscreen (so that the finger doesn't cover up the palette when it pops up)
; Drag to scroll: I prototyped this with "drag from top" / "drag from bottom" to scroll, it wasn't so bad. Simply mapping two-finger scroll to mouse scroll buttons gets you pretty far, although there are some focus issues to deal with -- it should first focus the element under the scroll start location, and *then* send it mouse scroll wheel events
; Slide to switch zoom levels: just requires binding F12,F13 etc to "zoom out" and "zoom in", so olpc-kbdshim can emit the proper function key instead of trying to remember what zoom level it is in.
; Uniform support for "mouseover" events: perhaps "swiping down" from a button will reveal its mouseover tool tips, for example. This is a bit of a hack, but it might make all the existing sugar activities which rely on mouseover more usable.

Talk:Features/Can share

2011-12-13T19:37:18Z

CScott: Created page with "It would be nice if the home screen added a badge to the activity icon if "can share" was true. The badge might look like a small version of the "ring of dots" which is used to ..."

It would be nice if the home screen added a badge to the activity icon if "can share" was true. The badge might look like a small version of the "ring of dots" which is used to switch an instance from private to shared. Then when I sit down with my friend to play with our XOs, we can easily see which activities we could do together.
[[User:CScott|CScott]] 14:37, 13 December 2011 (EST)

EduJAM/2011

2011-05-28T03:17:24Z

CScott: /* Attendees - Please add info & link adresses // Asistentes - Por favor agreguen info & link */

{{Translations}}
'''Thanks to all participants of eduJAM! 2011 (5-7 May 2011) // Gracias a todos los participantes del eduJAM! 2011 (5-7 Mayo 2011)'''
[[File:Edujam-final.jpg|800px]]

== Summit page // Página del evento ==
* '''Home page of the summit: http://edujam2011.ceibaljam.org/edujam2011_en // Página principal del evento: http://edujam2011.ceibaljam.org'''
* Code Sprint Wiki: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/EduJAM_Code_Sprint
* Conozco Uruguay Blog: http://olpcuruguay2011.wordpress.com/ Note: You are invited to add your comments and articles to this group blog. There are 4 admins, so one of them will approve it for you.

== Photos of the summit / Fotos del encuentro ==

* http://picasaweb.google.com/pflores2/EduJAM2011#
* http://www.flickr.com/photos/madprime/
* http://codewiz.org/wiki/pictures/conf/EduJAM-2011
* http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0090009/photos/luzanone/sets/72157626656559110/
* http://picasaweb.google.com/ebordon/EduJam?authkey=Gv1sRgCLK9jtmCy7qH9QE#
* https://picasaweb.google.com/wernerio/EduJamSugarOLPCMontenvideo08052011#
* http://www.flickr.com/photos/62554468@N03/sets/72157626586497313/with/5716105406/
* http://www.flickr.com/photos/christophd/sets/72157626514302097/with/5685214622/
* https://picasaweb.google.com/110361379457702390492/May132011?authkey=Gv1sRgCKbs2a_N-6SElwE# (captions to be added)

== Presentations ==

* [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/File:Contribute_to_sugar_as_a_programmer.pdf How to contribute to Sugar/Activities as a programmer? (Gonzalo Odiard, Simon Schampijer)]
* [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/File:How_to_become_a_maintainer.pdf How to become a maintainer? (Gonzalo Odiard, Simon Schampijer)]
* http://www.slideshare.net/eduJam2011/presentations
* http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?type=presentations&q=edujam
* [https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B75C3dIWmSkFNmU1ZjQ1ZTktZDU4Ni00ZGUyLTg4Y2ItOTZmOGFlZTFmNzUy&hl=es Presentación de SugarLabs Chile]
*https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dc7pg2d6_14dz3qckcw

== Videos ==

* http://www.dailymotion.com/sugarlabs
* http://blog.printf.net/articles/2011/05/14/edujam-2011

== Press/blogosphere // Prensa/blogósfera ==
After event // Luego del evento:
* Chris Ball blog http://blog.printf.net/articles/2011/05/14/edujam-2011

During eduJAM! 2011, Conozco Uruguay Tour & Sugar Code Sprint
* Article about Lapix http://www.olpcnews.com/countries/uruguay/lapix_an_electronic_pen_accessory.html
* Conozco Uruguay Tour blog http://olpcuruguay2011.wordpress.com/ Note: You are invited to add your comments and articles to this group blog. There are 4 admins, so one of them will approve it for you.
* Proyecto Aurora blog http://proyecto-aurora.blogspot.com/

Before event // Antes del evento:
* Puesta a punto de un encuentro vibrante con varias ofertas http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1173

== Misc ==
* Etherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/NpJPnsS68L
* Projects shown in the opening // Proyectos expuestos en la apertura: http://ceibaljam.org/node/1333
* List public archive: http://box541.bluehost.com/pipermail/all-edujam2011_ceibaljam.org/
* Look for #edujam in twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/search/edujam
* Related files // Archivos relacionados: http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1323

== Attendees - Please add info & link adresses // Asistentes - Por favor agreguen info & link ==
Argentina:
* María Abramovich
* Cynthia Casal
* Martin Langhoff, Argentina/Miami
* Alvar Maciel
* Laura Manolakis
* Gonzalo Odiard
* Manuel Quiñones
* Lucía Zanone
Austria:
* Christoph Derndorfer, Vienna/Madrid
Bolivia:
* Vladimir Castro Salas, Bolivia/Perú
Chile:
* Patricio Acevedo http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_Labs_Chile
* Werner Westermann
Colombia:
* Rafael Ortiz, Colombia
* Bianca Suárez
El Salvador:
* Douglas Cerna, El Salvador
Francia:
* Bastien Guerry
Germany // Alemania
* Bert Freudenberg, Germany
* Simon Schampijer, Germany
Paraguay:
* Martín Abente http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Tch
* Rodolfo Arce
Perú:
* Sebastián Silva, Perú/Colombia
India:
* Anish Mangal, India/Paraguay
Italia:
* Bernie Innocenti, Italy/USA
Uruguay:
* Micaela Acosta, ceibalJAM!
* Alan Aguiar, Butiá
* Andrés Aguirre, Butiá
* Andrés Ambrois, ceibalJAM!/Hackspace Montevideo http://wiki.laptop.org/index.php?title=User:Aa
* Federico Andrade, Butiá
* Barbanegra, Hackspace Montevideo
* Esteban Arias, Plan Ceibal
* Paolo Benini, RAP
* Esteban Bordón, Plan Ceibal
* Inés Bouvier, Flor de Ceibo http://www.flordeceibo.edu.uy + Taller de Arte y Programación http://iie.fing.edu.uy/ense/asign/progarte
* Roxana Castellano, Creática
* Daniel Castelo, Plan Ceibal
* Gabriel Eirea, ceibalJAM!
* Ignacio Escudero, RAP
* Luciano Ferrari, Plan Ceibal
* Pablo Flores, ceibalJAM!
* Bernabé García, Hackspace Montevideo
* Sandra González, Plan Ceibal
* Ruben Ingver
* Karen López, Plan Ceibal
* Rocío Medina, RAP
* Luis Michelena, ceibalJAM!
* Oscar Nieto, RAP
* Evelyn Pelufo, Plan Ceibal
* Jesusa Pereira
* Eugenia Pinilla, Plan Ceibal
* Carlos Rabassa, RAP
* Nenny Rabassa, RAP
* Rosamel Ramirez
* Alejandro Rodríguez, ceibalJAM!
* Christofer Roibal, ceibalJAM!
* Leticia Romero, RAP/ceibalJAM!
* Fernando Sansberro
* Gonzalo Tejera, Butiá
* Victoria Torena, Plan Ceibal
* Guzmán Trindad
USA:
* Tony Anderson Texas/Nepal/Rwanda
* Chris Ball, OLPC, Boston
* Walter Bender, Sugar Labs
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Roadshow_in_a_Box/ Caryl Bigenho] caryl@laptop.org
* Ed Bigenho
* Aaron Borden, San Francisco
* Nick Doiron, New Hampshire/Uganda/Uruguay
* David Farning, USA
* Adam Holt, OLPC, Sugar Labs, USA
* Ric Holt
* [[User:CScott|C. Scott Ananian]], OLPC, Boston
* John Tierney, OLPC
Rusia:
* Aleksey Lim
Rwanda:
* Nkubito Bakuramutsa, Rwanda

= Information written during the organization of the summit =

This page is for planning the EduJAM! summit in Uruguay May 5th to 7th 2011.

'''Don't forget the [[Conozco Uruguay Tour|pre-summit tour Apr 30 - May 5,]] as well as post-summit codesprint May 8/9 onwards -- dates are final but details are evolving!'''

== Main goals ==
* '''Focus on developers'''. It does not mean at all we're not concerned about educational aspects, but as a developers community we have huge challenges and the summit will be more of a working instance than a "reflection" instance.
* '''Exceed OLPC and Sugar'''. The developers community goes beyond OLPC and Sugar, and this could be a good instance for bringing "non-olpc organizations" to the conversation.
* '''Focus on South America'''. Bring as many south american developers as possible to Uruguay.

== Program ==
A first sketch of the event (''preliminary,'' [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1127 see also update here!]) is as follows:
Program committee:
* Andrés Ambrois
* Walter Bender
* Gabriel Eirea
* Pablo Flores
* Gonzalo Odiard
* Fernando Sansberro

== Pre-Summit "Conozco Uruguay" Exploration Tour ==
We're organizing a set of in-person activities for those who want to know more about the Uruguayan/Ceibal experience, visiting different points of the country, meeting with families, teachers, etc.

This will happen during the 5-6 days prior to the summit (from Saturday April 30th to Thursday May 5th) for independent and resilient travelers, committed to "anthropological" learning through patient exploration -- [[Conozco Uruguay Tour|details are emerging here!]]

== Attendees ==
Attendees and possible attendees list in: http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1108<br>
If you want to attend, please write us: edujam2011@ceibaljam.org

Including Volunteer Organizers: Martín Abente, Walter Bender, Gabriel Eirea, David Farning, Pablo Flores, [[user:Holt|Adam Holt]], Bernie Innocenti, Aleksey Lim, Anish Mangal, Gonzalo Odiard, [[user:aa|Andrés Ambrois]]

== Accommodation ==
We'll put here some information about possible places for staying. At the same time we'll make a volunteers hosting program, so Uruguayan volunteers can host some of the attendees. More information soon.

Uruguay (generally) uses [http://treehouse.ofb.net/go/en/voltage/Uruguay 220V European] [http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=252 electrical outlets] so please consider bringing a small converter.

Wifi access will be sought where possible, but not guaranteed.

== Registration ==
[http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=edujam2011_en Registration is now Open!]

As explained therein, pricing is $100, with confirmed volunteers/students paying $30 or $10. Attendance will likely be limited to about 100 attendees maximum.

Flight prices will rise, so we strongly encourage you to book your flight to Montevideo (MVD) & register today!

== Uruguay ==

Visas are [http://worldtravelguide.net/uruguay/passport-visa not required] for most US, Canada, Europe, Australia citizens.

Direct flights to Montevideo (Carrasco Airport) from:
* US: Miami
* Europe: Madrid
* Most of South America
* Nearby hubs: Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Santiago
There are also nice ferries from Buenos Aires: http://www.buquebus.com/

An airport departure tax of $30+ may be charged upon leaving Uruguay, if not pre-paid within your flight ticket.

Touristic information: http://www.turismo.gub.uy

Don't forget to register for "Conozco Uruguay", our [[Conozco Uruguay Tour|pre-summit eduTRIP!]] (Saturday April 30 - Thursday May 5)

== Archivements ==
Main achievements during de Sugar Code Sprint:
* Journal
** Cloud Journal brainstorm (many people)
** Mockups for multiselection (tch, godiard, aq, manuq))
** Mockups for tags (tch, godiard, aq, manuq)
** Documents Folder patch (walter)
* Portfolio Activity (walter, manuq)
* Library brainstorm (godiard, manuq)
* Social Calc fixes (nick dorion)
* Maps Activity (nick dorion)
* Gnumeric Activity (dirakx)
* Etoys: download projects from Squeakland (bert)
* Fixes for Sugar Doers Kit (SDK) (alsroot)
* Pat em workwflow dxo - SL . OLPC (anish, erikos, martin_xsa)
* Review reports from the field
* Modification of 'I Can Read' activity to support sign language (walter)

==Discussion==

Caryl Bigenho has posted some really great suggestions & topics on the [[Talk:Uruguay_Summit_2011|Talk Page]] -- eg. she started with "fun" activities for teachers, students, and parents to participate in alongside software architects -- please join her to [[Talk:Uruguay_Summit_2011|share your own ideas, for things you'd like to do at EduJAM!]]

File:Journal demo cscott.png

2011-05-08T19:12:44Z

CScott:

Design Team/Proposals/Journal

2011-05-08T19:12:07Z

CScott: /* = GMail-style tag view */

<noinclude>__TOC__</noinclude>

=== [[#Datastore|Datastore]] ===
<noinclude>
* See Sascha Silbe's [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/versionsupport-project/repos/mainline version support project] specifically [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/versionsupport-project/repos/mainline/blobs/master/datastore-redesign.html datastore-redesign] (click the raw blob data link at the top of the page to see the HTML rendered in your browser), and this [http://www.mail-archive.com/sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org/msg06008.html mailing list thread], or this [http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AbFyRSVE0dmOZGQ5emZjOTZfMzBoeG1qMjhqbg&hl=en compilation of the discussion] in context with the proposal document.
</noinclude>
=== [[#Tags under titles|Tags under titles]] ===
<noinclude>
[[Image:journal_tag_mockup_frm_gary_v1.png|thumb|centre|640px|Example mock-up based on current Journal (0.84) using two lines for title and tags per each entry. Notes: Entries with no tags have their title vertically centred to keep visual balance; entries with more tags than can be displayed end with an ellipsis, this could just be indicative that there are more tags, or have hover hint function showing the remaining un-displayed tags. Clicking a tag should add it to the search field to allow drilling down into results.]]
</noinclude>
CSA: If you incorporate ordered tags, based on filesystem paths, they could look like this:
[[Image:journal_tag_dir_styles.jpg|center|Tag styles]]
=== [[#Toolbar and palettes|Toolbar and palettes]] ===
<noinclude>
TODO:
* Add and mock-up an anyone/who palette.
* Try and find better design for the anything/what filter/funnel icon.
* Show multi entry selection and applying actions to them
** shift key modifier and click to multi select (toggle, or could be block range)
** modified pop-up palette when interacting with multi selected items
* Try tag functionality in the search magnifying-glass icon
** less scary number of buttons for novice users
** could also be part of autocomplete when typing
* What/Anything filter could switch main canvas to a 'tree map' like view
** clicking on a grid would then just list that Activity type
** each grid would be sized based on frequency of entries
** each grid would show icon and Activity name
** maximum use of space
** no scrolling and no scary palettes
** perhaps tags could be treated in the same way?

==== Button icons in toolbar ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_toolbar.png|thumb|centre|640px|Toolbar rework using standard button icons instead of text menus (the Activity filter icon is a temporary design placeholder, others could do with more work too, suggestions welcome!) If time is short, just the What/Anything, and When/Anytime menus could be replaced for consistency (ideally with the addition of Grid view vs. current List view), with other filter UI functionality (Who/Anyone, and Tags UI) added in a future release.]]

==== What/Anything palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_filter_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Example using a palette with a grid layout to show many items on screen at once and reduce scrolling (Activity filter icon is a temporary design placeholder, suggestions welcome!) Clicking on an item will highlight it (as shown on the default 'Anything' icon) and place its icon in the toolbar. As the list of installed Activities grows (33 shown here), this palette will need to scroll, or perhaps initially start adding extra columns.]]

==== When/Anytime palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_when_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Using same options and text as per the current Journal implementation. However, the change to using a toolbar icon does raise the issue of 'showing state' visually in the toolbar. How should the main icon change to indicate one of these filters is set? I'm not sure there are good/consistent visual icons for all these menu options, though that could be one solution (if we still want to show state in main toolbar).]]

==== Who/Anyone palette ====
* TBA

==== Tags palette ====

===== Simple order by frequency =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Simple, ordered by frequency tag list. Grey fill with black text shown here, but also grey fill with white text works, as does white fill with black text. Palette will need to vertically scroll as number of tags increases, but perhaps a flexible width will help reduce this.]]

===== Show frequency as gradient =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_gradient_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Tag fill colour is graduated from white to grey based on the tag frequency. Not sure we want to introduce a new 'colour' language but thought a mock-up would be worth it (though it's certainly the most visually clear indication of frequency given the space). Also works with white text and grey to black fill.]]

===== Show frequency as proportional size =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_size2_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Tags are proportionately scaled (fonts equal size). More space is taken by this layout but seems visually more consistent with the tag shapes. Grey fill with white text is used for comparison with other above grey fill with black text mock-ups.]]

==== Grid view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_grid_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Grid palette, not much here to see, other than to note that Grid view has been placed as a top level toolbar button as it's likely a frequent view to be switched to and from (grid view is inherently an object-view).]]

==== List view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_list_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|List palette, Journal Grid view and List view are (I think) the primary views users will switch between, so I've swapped around the design priority from Eben so that (potential future) action-view and object-view are secondary items for the List view. Once/if action-view is implemented/proven it would likely be the default List view.]]

==== Extended list view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_list_extended_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|The list view palette is extended here to cover sorting feature requirements. View by last edit (modification date), is the current presentation of the Journal. View by creation date, would list objects creation date (do we store this?), when in this mode rather than "16 min ago", the time column would display the real creation date "Today 12:30pm", "July 5th", "November 10th 2008". View by storage size, would sort by storage space taken up so that large files could be removed if short on space, the column usually used for showing time would instead show Kb/Mb type information (no extra columns need, and helps show what sort context a list view is in.)]]

=== GMail-style tag view ===
Tags drag-and-drop-able from a left-side palette.
[[Image:journal_mockup_cscott.png|thumb|center|640px|GMail-inspired Journal mockup.]]
[[Image:journal_demo_cscott.png|thumb|center|640px|Journal2 demo]]

==Subpages==
{{Special:PrefixIndex/{{PAGENAMEE}}/}}
</noinclude>

File:Journal mockup cscott.png

2011-05-08T18:23:19Z

CScott:

Design Team/Proposals/Journal

2011-05-08T18:20:54Z

CScott: Add GMail-style journal proposal

<noinclude>__TOC__</noinclude>

=== [[#Datastore|Datastore]] ===
<noinclude>
* See Sascha Silbe's [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/versionsupport-project/repos/mainline version support project] specifically [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/versionsupport-project/repos/mainline/blobs/master/datastore-redesign.html datastore-redesign] (click the raw blob data link at the top of the page to see the HTML rendered in your browser), and this [http://www.mail-archive.com/sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org/msg06008.html mailing list thread], or this [http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AbFyRSVE0dmOZGQ5emZjOTZfMzBoeG1qMjhqbg&hl=en compilation of the discussion] in context with the proposal document.
</noinclude>
=== [[#Tags under titles|Tags under titles]] ===
<noinclude>
[[Image:journal_tag_mockup_frm_gary_v1.png|thumb|centre|640px|Example mock-up based on current Journal (0.84) using two lines for title and tags per each entry. Notes: Entries with no tags have their title vertically centred to keep visual balance; entries with more tags than can be displayed end with an ellipsis, this could just be indicative that there are more tags, or have hover hint function showing the remaining un-displayed tags. Clicking a tag should add it to the search field to allow drilling down into results.]]
</noinclude>
CSA: If you incorporate ordered tags, based on filesystem paths, they could look like this:
[[Image:journal_tag_dir_styles.jpg|center|Tag styles]]
=== [[#Toolbar and palettes|Toolbar and palettes]] ===
<noinclude>
TODO:
* Add and mock-up an anyone/who palette.
* Try and find better design for the anything/what filter/funnel icon.
* Show multi entry selection and applying actions to them
** shift key modifier and click to multi select (toggle, or could be block range)
** modified pop-up palette when interacting with multi selected items
* Try tag functionality in the search magnifying-glass icon
** less scary number of buttons for novice users
** could also be part of autocomplete when typing
* What/Anything filter could switch main canvas to a 'tree map' like view
** clicking on a grid would then just list that Activity type
** each grid would be sized based on frequency of entries
** each grid would show icon and Activity name
** maximum use of space
** no scrolling and no scary palettes
** perhaps tags could be treated in the same way?

==== Button icons in toolbar ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_toolbar.png|thumb|centre|640px|Toolbar rework using standard button icons instead of text menus (the Activity filter icon is a temporary design placeholder, others could do with more work too, suggestions welcome!) If time is short, just the What/Anything, and When/Anytime menus could be replaced for consistency (ideally with the addition of Grid view vs. current List view), with other filter UI functionality (Who/Anyone, and Tags UI) added in a future release.]]

==== What/Anything palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_filter_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Example using a palette with a grid layout to show many items on screen at once and reduce scrolling (Activity filter icon is a temporary design placeholder, suggestions welcome!) Clicking on an item will highlight it (as shown on the default 'Anything' icon) and place its icon in the toolbar. As the list of installed Activities grows (33 shown here), this palette will need to scroll, or perhaps initially start adding extra columns.]]

==== When/Anytime palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_when_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Using same options and text as per the current Journal implementation. However, the change to using a toolbar icon does raise the issue of 'showing state' visually in the toolbar. How should the main icon change to indicate one of these filters is set? I'm not sure there are good/consistent visual icons for all these menu options, though that could be one solution (if we still want to show state in main toolbar).]]

==== Who/Anyone palette ====
* TBA

==== Tags palette ====

===== Simple order by frequency =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Simple, ordered by frequency tag list. Grey fill with black text shown here, but also grey fill with white text works, as does white fill with black text. Palette will need to vertically scroll as number of tags increases, but perhaps a flexible width will help reduce this.]]

===== Show frequency as gradient =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_gradient_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Tag fill colour is graduated from white to grey based on the tag frequency. Not sure we want to introduce a new 'colour' language but thought a mock-up would be worth it (though it's certainly the most visually clear indication of frequency given the space). Also works with white text and grey to black fill.]]

===== Show frequency as proportional size =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_size2_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Tags are proportionately scaled (fonts equal size). More space is taken by this layout but seems visually more consistent with the tag shapes. Grey fill with white text is used for comparison with other above grey fill with black text mock-ups.]]

==== Grid view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_grid_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Grid palette, not much here to see, other than to note that Grid view has been placed as a top level toolbar button as it's likely a frequent view to be switched to and from (grid view is inherently an object-view).]]

==== List view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_list_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|List palette, Journal Grid view and List view are (I think) the primary views users will switch between, so I've swapped around the design priority from Eben so that (potential future) action-view and object-view are secondary items for the List view. Once/if action-view is implemented/proven it would likely be the default List view.]]

==== Extended list view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_list_extended_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|The list view palette is extended here to cover sorting feature requirements. View by last edit (modification date), is the current presentation of the Journal. View by creation date, would list objects creation date (do we store this?), when in this mode rather than "16 min ago", the time column would display the real creation date "Today 12:30pm", "July 5th", "November 10th 2008". View by storage size, would sort by storage space taken up so that large files could be removed if short on space, the column usually used for showing time would instead show Kb/Mb type information (no extra columns need, and helps show what sort context a list view is in.)]]

==== GMail-style tag view ===
Tags drag-and-drop-able from a left-side palette.
[[Image:journal_mockup_cscott.png|thumb|center|640px|GMail-inspired Journal mockup.]]

==Subpages==
{{Special:PrefixIndex/{{PAGENAMEE}}/}}
</noinclude>

File:Journal tag dir styles.jpg

2011-05-08T16:17:42Z

CScott:

Design Team/Proposals/Journal

2011-05-08T16:07:07Z

CScott: Add tag style link.

<noinclude>__TOC__</noinclude>

=== [[#Datastore|Datastore]] ===
<noinclude>
* See Sascha Silbe's [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/versionsupport-project/repos/mainline version support project] specifically [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/versionsupport-project/repos/mainline/blobs/master/datastore-redesign.html datastore-redesign] (click the raw blob data link at the top of the page to see the HTML rendered in your browser), and this [http://www.mail-archive.com/sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org/msg06008.html mailing list thread], or this [http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AbFyRSVE0dmOZGQ5emZjOTZfMzBoeG1qMjhqbg&hl=en compilation of the discussion] in context with the proposal document.
</noinclude>
=== [[#Tags under titles|Tags under titles]] ===
<noinclude>
[[Image:journal_tag_mockup_frm_gary_v1.png|thumb|centre|640px|Example mock-up based on current Journal (0.84) using two lines for title and tags per each entry. Notes: Entries with no tags have their title vertically centred to keep visual balance; entries with more tags than can be displayed end with an ellipsis, this could just be indicative that there are more tags, or have hover hint function showing the remaining un-displayed tags. Clicking a tag should add it to the search field to allow drilling down into results.]]
</noinclude>
CSA: If you incorporate ordered tags, based on filesystem paths, they could look like this:
[[Image:journal_tag_dir_styles.jpg|center|Tag styles]]
=== [[#Toolbar and palettes|Toolbar and palettes]] ===
<noinclude>
TODO:
* Add and mock-up an anyone/who palette.
* Try and find better design for the anything/what filter/funnel icon.
* Show multi entry selection and applying actions to them
** shift key modifier and click to multi select (toggle, or could be block range)
** modified pop-up palette when interacting with multi selected items
* Try tag functionality in the search magnifying-glass icon
** less scary number of buttons for novice users
** could also be part of autocomplete when typing
* What/Anything filter could switch main canvas to a 'tree map' like view
** clicking on a grid would then just list that Activity type
** each grid would be sized based on frequency of entries
** each grid would show icon and Activity name
** maximum use of space
** no scrolling and no scary palettes
** perhaps tags could be treated in the same way?

==== Button icons in toolbar ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_toolbar.png|thumb|centre|640px|Toolbar rework using standard button icons instead of text menus (the Activity filter icon is a temporary design placeholder, others could do with more work too, suggestions welcome!) If time is short, just the What/Anything, and When/Anytime menus could be replaced for consistency (ideally with the addition of Grid view vs. current List view), with other filter UI functionality (Who/Anyone, and Tags UI) added in a future release.]]

==== What/Anything palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_filter_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Example using a palette with a grid layout to show many items on screen at once and reduce scrolling (Activity filter icon is a temporary design placeholder, suggestions welcome!) Clicking on an item will highlight it (as shown on the default 'Anything' icon) and place its icon in the toolbar. As the list of installed Activities grows (33 shown here), this palette will need to scroll, or perhaps initially start adding extra columns.]]

==== When/Anytime palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_when_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Using same options and text as per the current Journal implementation. However, the change to using a toolbar icon does raise the issue of 'showing state' visually in the toolbar. How should the main icon change to indicate one of these filters is set? I'm not sure there are good/consistent visual icons for all these menu options, though that could be one solution (if we still want to show state in main toolbar).]]

==== Who/Anyone palette ====
* TBA

==== Tags palette ====

===== Simple order by frequency =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Simple, ordered by frequency tag list. Grey fill with black text shown here, but also grey fill with white text works, as does white fill with black text. Palette will need to vertically scroll as number of tags increases, but perhaps a flexible width will help reduce this.]]

===== Show frequency as gradient =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_gradient_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Tag fill colour is graduated from white to grey based on the tag frequency. Not sure we want to introduce a new 'colour' language but thought a mock-up would be worth it (though it's certainly the most visually clear indication of frequency given the space). Also works with white text and grey to black fill.]]

===== Show frequency as proportional size =====

[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_size2_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Tags are proportionately scaled (fonts equal size). More space is taken by this layout but seems visually more consistent with the tag shapes. Grey fill with white text is used for comparison with other above grey fill with black text mock-ups.]]

==== Grid view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_grid_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|Grid palette, not much here to see, other than to note that Grid view has been placed as a top level toolbar button as it's likely a frequent view to be switched to and from (grid view is inherently an object-view).]]

==== List view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_list_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|List palette, Journal Grid view and List view are (I think) the primary views users will switch between, so I've swapped around the design priority from Eben so that (potential future) action-view and object-view are secondary items for the List view. Once/if action-view is implemented/proven it would likely be the default List view.]]

==== Extended list view palette ====
[[Image:journal_mockup_gary_list_extended_palette.png|thumb|centre|640px|The list view palette is extended here to cover sorting feature requirements. View by last edit (modification date), is the current presentation of the Journal. View by creation date, would list objects creation date (do we store this?), when in this mode rather than "16 min ago", the time column would display the real creation date "Today 12:30pm", "July 5th", "November 10th 2008". View by storage size, would sort by storage space taken up so that large files could be removed if short on space, the column usually used for showing time would instead show Kb/Mb type information (no extra columns need, and helps show what sort context a list view is in.)]]

==Subpages==
{{Special:PrefixIndex/{{PAGENAMEE}}/}}
</noinclude>

Talk:EduJAM/2011

2011-04-03T18:55:09Z

CScott: /* Sugar Camp Topic Ideas! */

==Discussions==

Use this space to share your ideas for things you would like to do at the EduSummit

'''Some fun and crazy ideas for stakeholders participation in the EduSummit from Carolina in California:'''

* The gathering in Montevideo May 5-7 is an excellent opportunity to explore some of the lesser used features of the XO. With so many people in one place having access to the laptops it should be easy and fun to bring people together... teachers, students, and parents... to experiment with using the XO as the powerful science tool it has the potential to be, and to also explore its use in making and learning about music.

* I work with small Contributors Program projects in several places, including, among others, inner-city children in Los Angeles, CA, Native American children on the Ojibwe and Northern Cheyanne reservations and a project with children in rural Guatemala. All of the four mentioned are interested in doing science with XOs in their projects. So here are some ideas of things it would be nice to explore:

* Participants could do some work with a microscope interfaced with the XO like Cherry Withers was able to do at the Southern California Linux Expo. They could collaborate on creating science and health lessons to coordinate with curriculum. Cherry could probably write up some instructions about how to get the microscope working with the XO.

* Participants could also so some experiments with [[Activities/TurtleArt/Using_Turtle_Art_Sensors|Turtle Art With Sensors]] or Measure[http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Making_XO_sensors] on the XOs, building on what has been done and creating science lessons with it. They would probably need to make the sensors ahead of time. Maybe they could create and test some lesson ideas using the sensors for hands-on real science experiments students could do with their XOs.

* Another crazy idea... I wonder if there is a usb telescope that would connect and work with the XOs. How about an XO star party using the Star Chart Activity on the XOs and a telescope hooked up to one. Wonder if the skies are clear at night in May in Montevideo? Actually this could be fun just with the XOs with the Star Chart Activity and a regular telescope!

* If some of the stakeholders have experience writing and modifying Sugar Activities, maybe everyone could collaborate to create a science version of Conozco that could be used all over the world... Conozco los planetas. People who know different languages could do versions in those languages. Once more people learn to do this, they can make more versions of Conozco to share later.

* I love the TamTam suite! Wouldn't it be fun to spend some time really getting acquainted with all four parts and how they can be used with students? The group might actually do well enough to "perform" for other event participants. Has anyone had any success using an inexpensive usb music keyboard with TamTam? How about a keyboard overlay on sturdy paper showing the standard music keyboard?

'''Other new ideas''' (03/12/11)

* A workshop about how to use irc. Later the participants can teach the other teachers at their schools.

* A workshop about how to make a blog.

'''Ahora, en el castellano''' (con un poquito de "spanglish")

==Discusiones==

Utilice este espacio para compartir sus ideas sobre qué le gustaría hacer en el EduSummit

'''Algunas ideas divertidas y poquitos locas para la participación de los interesados en el EduSummit de Carolina en California:'''

* El encuentro en Montevideo 5-7 de mayo es una oportunidad excelente para explorar algunas de las funciones menos utilizadas en la XO. Con tanta gente en un lugar con acceso a las portátiles XO, debe ser fácil y divertida de unir a la gente ... profesores, estudiantes y padres de familia ... para experimentar con el uso de la XO como herramienta poderosa de la ciencia que tiene el potencial de ser, y para explorar también su uso en la producción y el aprendizaje de la música.

* Trabajo con algunos proyectos pequeños del programa para Colaboradores en varios lugares, incluyendo, entre otros, los niños del centro de la ciudad de Los Angeles, CA, los niños nativos americanos en las reservas Ojibwe y Cheyanne del notre, y un proyecto con niños en zonas rurales de Guatemala. Todos de estos mencionados están interesados en explorar ciencia con XO en sus proyectos. Así que aquí están algunas ideas de cosas que sería bueno para explorar:

* Los participantes pueden explorar con un microscopio y interfaz con la XO como Cherry Withers fue capaz de hacer en el sur de California Linux Expo. Participantes podrían colaborar en la creación de algunas clases de ciencias y salud para coordinar con el currículo. Probablemente Cherry podría escribir algunas instrucciones acerca de cómo usar el microscopio con la XO.

* También, los participantes podían hacer algunos experimentos con [Actividades [/ TurtleArt / Using_Turtle_Art_Sensors | Turtle Art Con sensores]] o [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Making_XO_sensors] Usando lo que se ya ha hecho, pueden crear clases de ciencias usando los. Probablemente tendría que hacer los sensores antes de tiempo. Tal vez se podría crear y probar algunas ideas para lecciones, utilizando los sensores para las manos-en experimentos científicos verdaderos que los estudiantes podían hacer con sus XO. Y, no se olvide, la Actividad Medir tiene la función de un osciloscopio para experimentos con sonidos.

* Otra idea loca ... Me pregunto si hay un telescopio usb que conectar y trabajar con la XO. ¿Qué tal una fiesta de estrellas usando la XO con la actividad Star Chart y un telescopio conectado a uno? ¿ Me pregunto si el cielo está despejado en la noche de mayo en Montevideo? ¡En realidad, esto podría ser divertido sólo con la XO con la Actividad Star Chart y un telescopio normal!

* Si alguna de las partes interesadas tienen experiencia de la escritura y la modificación de las actividades del azúcar, tal vez todo el mundo puede colaborar para crear una versión de Conozco, que podría ser utilizado en todo el mundo ... posible: Conozco Los Planetas. Las personas que saben idiomas diferentes podrían hacer versiones en los idiomas. Una vez más, la gente aprende a hacer esto, pueden hacer más versiones de Conozco a compartir más tarde.

*¡Me encanta la serie TamTam! ¿No sería divertido para pasar un rato familiarizarse realmente con las cuatro partes y cómo se puede utilizar con los alumnos? El grupo en realidad podría hacer lo suficiente buen para "tocar " a los participantes otro evento. ¿Hay alguien que ha tenido éxito usando un teclado normal de musica USB con TamTam? ¿Otra posibilidad puede ser una plantilla de teclado normal de la música en papel resistente para poner sobre el teclado ?

'''Otras ideas nuevas'''(03/12/11)

* Un taller sobre como usar irc. Despues, los partivipantes puedan enseñar los docentes en sus escuelas como usarlo.

* Un taller sobre como hacer un blog.

== Sugar Camp Topic Ideas! ==
{{:Sugar_Camp_Q2_2011/Ideas}}
From [[Sugar Camp Q2 2011]]

* I'm very interested in talking about GTK3/gobject-introspection migration. [[User:CScott|CScott]]
* I'm very interested in talking about tablet support. [[User:CScott|CScott]]
* I'm interested in talking about Fedora/SugarLabs/OLPC/Activity Central/etc collaboration. Are there areas we can improve? [[User:CScott|CScott]]

Talk:EduJAM/2011/Conozco Uruguay Tour

2011-04-02T15:26:56Z

CScott: /* March 16 by Caryl */

'''''Please add to the discussion with your questions, answers, and suggestions!'''''

=== March 19 by Nick ===

Great to see everyone's posts here. I'm going to work for Plan Ceibal for two months, with the Conozco Uruguay tour happening about halfway through. I'll try to join the group while you're in the Montevideo area. My blog is at http://MapaDelSur.blogspot.com

Caryl: since I have a GPS and map projects, I'd also be interested in geocaching.

=== March 19 by Holt ===

Hi All Uruguay [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Uruguay EduTRIPPERS,] confirmed & unconfirmed!

Christoph Derndorfer bought his Madrid flight yesterday (Apr 29 - May 8).
Caryl & Ed Bigenho will be in Uruguay from Los Angeles/Buenos Aires (Apr 29 - May 8).
Tony Anderson a couple days longer, from Rwanda/Berlin (Apr 28 - May 9).
Simon Schampijer from Berlin & Nick Doiron from New Hampshire have flights staying even longer!

Myself I hope to stay for 2 weeks -- Thanks all for finalizing your flight details now/this week and replying to me with your timing/details!

Then: Take our "community exploration" eduTRIP seriously by blogging occasionally your thoughts here, starting now/soon -- posting your flight dates for now if nothing else (!) by clicking "EDIT" at the top of this [very] page!

Being sure to follow Trip/Summit schedule details emerging with new additions/modifications almost every day here:

http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay_Tour<br>
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Uruguay_Summit_2011

Thanks all & see you soon exactly 6 weeks from today, on Saturday April 30 :-)

=== March 17 by Caryl ===

Are there any [http://www.geocaching.com/ <i>Geocachers</i>] in our group? Uruguay has only 13 active caches at this time. One is in Montevideo, which we can easily try to visit while we are there. It was recently rehabbed by a German visitor and is probably in great shape now. We could also think about placing a cache somewhere in the countryside where they don't have any. It would need to be where someone local could maintain it from time to time. We could put lots of interesting small stash items in it, including coins from the countries we are from. Any interest in this?

=== March 17 by Aaron ===

Looks good so far! I'll be in Montevideo Friday April 29 so I'd be up for adding something Friday evening or Saturday morning. Or if anyone else will arrive then maybe we can figure out something separately.

=== March 16 by Holt ===

New Draft Itinerary posted, thank to Leticia Romero: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay_Tour#Itinerary

Please provide feedback here prior to the Friday March 18's upcoming organizer meeting!

=== March 16 by Caryl ===

'''Accomodations update''' from [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1131 (13/3/11)] [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1124 Spanish]

Some hotel information is available at the [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1124 ceibalJAM] site. The hotels are listed in order of cost from lower to higher. All have wifi and include breakfast in the price. It could be fun if we decided to all stay at the same place while in Montevideo. Feel free to make comments about which ones you prefer. Is there someone who would like to organize this or should we just all do it on our own? There are links below including some to the Trip Advisor site where you can read reviews.

Here are some links to the websites of the first 3 hotels/hostels listed:

* [http://www.redhostel.com/ Red Hostel]

A real hostel, but not affiliated with HI. Has shared baths. Has a communal kitchen where you can prepare some of your own meals if you are so inclined (some folks with dietary restrictions might like this).

Rated #8/16 in "Specialty Lodging in Montevideo on [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d1067805-Reviews-Red_hostel-Montevideo.html Trip Advisor]

* [http://www.australhotel.com/index.cfm?idioma=esp Hotel Austral]

A hotel. Does have at least one meeting room to rent if any are needed for parts of the summit event. Says they are recently remodeled.

Rated #30/61 Montevideo Hotels on [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d1237543-Reviews-Austral_Hotel_Montevideo-Montevideo.html Trip Advisor]

* [http://www.klee.com.uy/servicios.htm Hotel Klee]

A hotel. Web site is somewhat lacking in information.

Rated #40/61 Montevideo Hotels on [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d455725-Reviews-Hotel_Klee-Montevideo.html Trip Advisor]

'''Add your comments and preferences here:'''

Caryl: I like the hostel best because of the kitchen. The Hotel Astral sounds like a good choice as well.

[http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:CScott CScott]: The Hotel Klee has *much* better reviews on tripadvisor than the Hotel Austral. Both hotels seem to be a bit ambiguous about whether wifi is available just in a lobby area, or in all the rooms. I've sent email to inquire. But the fact that the Hotel Austral has bad reviews in both English and Spanish would make me very wary of staying there. cjb suggests [http://www.casasarandi.com/ Casa Sarandi] ([http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d1718386-Reviews-Casa_Sarandi_Guesthouse-Montevideo.html TripAdvisor]).

=== March 9 by Holt ===

Fantastic Aaron! [CONEXT: at least 5 flights are now purchased] Keep in close touch so we can connect directly in April by phone to make sure all are preparing thoughtfully and ready to go -- as you say, I strongly encourage you/all to edit http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Talk:Conozco_Uruguay_Tour when you can!

Until then, I'm cc'ing some of the other individuals who've also already bought flights, so all are free to begin introductions even prior to setting up a mailing list by April early hopefully.

A very preliminary menu of possibilities should begin to emerge on http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay_Tour soon after spring has sprung -- make that autumn in the Southern Hemisphere! I will ask all your help to get this right, and make adjustments where necessary, asking all participants here to think together how we can properly thank RAP Ceibal (Uruguay's volunteer parents group!) for welcoming us.

Occasionally of course, we'll all need to make compromises and just Get On The Bus -- not a mindless tourbus however, don't worry -- I ask everyone take to heart mindful "guided discovery" a.k.a. project-based learning :)

PS please write [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Roadshow_in_a_Box Caryl] if you can help her offer informal Uruguayan Spanish tips on a weekly basis over the remaining 7 weeks!

=== March 7 by Caryl ===

ACCOMMODATIONS?

Started checking accommodations availability for dates 04/29/11 to 05/08/11. Most double rooms in HI Hostels are already taken. Plenty of dorm space still available at very moderate prices ($12-$15/pp/nt). Some B&B's still have space, at generally higher rates. Some have wifi available. Most include breakfasts (continental), Hostels have kitchens where you can fix what you like.

<i>It would probably be a good idea to make a few decisions very soon so that people can make reservations while rooms are still available. </i>

To proceed we need to know:

* Where will the main meeting place be?

* Do the "out-of-towners" want to try to stay in the same place?

* What kind of public transport is available?

* Where will the weekend events be held? Please post a map link.

Talk:EduJAM/2011/Conozco Uruguay Tour

2011-04-02T15:09:30Z

CScott: /* March 16 by Caryl */ compare Hotel Austral to Hotel Klee

'''''Please add to the discussion with your questions, answers, and suggestions!'''''

=== March 19 by Nick ===

Great to see everyone's posts here. I'm going to work for Plan Ceibal for two months, with the Conozco Uruguay tour happening about halfway through. I'll try to join the group while you're in the Montevideo area. My blog is at http://MapaDelSur.blogspot.com

Caryl: since I have a GPS and map projects, I'd also be interested in geocaching.

=== March 19 by Holt ===

Hi All Uruguay [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Uruguay EduTRIPPERS,] confirmed & unconfirmed!

Christoph Derndorfer bought his Madrid flight yesterday (Apr 29 - May 8).
Caryl & Ed Bigenho will be in Uruguay from Los Angeles/Buenos Aires (Apr 29 - May 8).
Tony Anderson a couple days longer, from Rwanda/Berlin (Apr 28 - May 9).
Simon Schampijer from Berlin & Nick Doiron from New Hampshire have flights staying even longer!

Myself I hope to stay for 2 weeks -- Thanks all for finalizing your flight details now/this week and replying to me with your timing/details!

Then: Take our "community exploration" eduTRIP seriously by blogging occasionally your thoughts here, starting now/soon -- posting your flight dates for now if nothing else (!) by clicking "EDIT" at the top of this [very] page!

Being sure to follow Trip/Summit schedule details emerging with new additions/modifications almost every day here:

http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay_Tour<br>
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Uruguay_Summit_2011

Thanks all & see you soon exactly 6 weeks from today, on Saturday April 30 :-)

=== March 17 by Caryl ===

Are there any [http://www.geocaching.com/ <i>Geocachers</i>] in our group? Uruguay has only 13 active caches at this time. One is in Montevideo, which we can easily try to visit while we are there. It was recently rehabbed by a German visitor and is probably in great shape now. We could also think about placing a cache somewhere in the countryside where they don't have any. It would need to be where someone local could maintain it from time to time. We could put lots of interesting small stash items in it, including coins from the countries we are from. Any interest in this?

=== March 17 by Aaron ===

Looks good so far! I'll be in Montevideo Friday April 29 so I'd be up for adding something Friday evening or Saturday morning. Or if anyone else will arrive then maybe we can figure out something separately.

=== March 16 by Holt ===

New Draft Itinerary posted, thank to Leticia Romero: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay_Tour#Itinerary

Please provide feedback here prior to the Friday March 18's upcoming organizer meeting!

=== March 16 by Caryl ===

'''Accomodations update''' from [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1131 (13/3/11)] [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1124 Spanish]

Some hotel information is available at the [http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/?q=node/1124 ceibalJAM] site. The hotels are listed in order of cost from lower to higher. All have wifi and include breakfast in the price. It could be fun if we decided to all stay at the same place while in Montevideo. Feel free to make comments about which ones you prefer. Is there someone who would like to organize this or should we just all do it on our own? There are links below including some to the Trip Advisor site where you can read reviews.

Here are some links to the websites of the first 3 hotels/hostels listed:

* [http://www.redhostel.com/ Red Hostel]

A real hostel, but not affiliated with HI. Has shared baths. Has a communal kitchen where you can prepare some of your own meals if you are so inclined (some folks with dietary restrictions might like this).

Rated #8/16 in "Specialty Lodging in Montevideo on [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d1067805-Reviews-Red_hostel-Montevideo.html Trip Advisor]

* [http://www.australhotel.com/index.cfm?idioma=esp Hotel Austral]

A hotel. Does have at least one meeting room to rent if any are needed for parts of the summit event. Says they are recently remodeled.

Rated #30/61 Montevideo Hotels on [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d1237543-Reviews-Austral_Hotel_Montevideo-Montevideo.html Trip Advisor]

* [http://www.klee.com.uy/servicios.htm Hotel Klee]

A hotel. Web site is somewhat lacking in information.

Rated #40/61 Montevideo Hotels on [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294323-d455725-Reviews-Hotel_Klee-Montevideo.html Trip Advisor]

'''Add your comments and preferences here:'''

Caryl: I like the hostel best because of the kitchen. The Hotel Astral sounds like a good choice as well.

[http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:CScott CScott]: The Hotel Klee has *much* better reviews on tripadvisor than the Hotel Austral. Both hotels seem to be a bit ambiguous about whether wifi is available just in a lobby area, or in all the rooms.

=== March 9 by Holt ===

Fantastic Aaron! [CONEXT: at least 5 flights are now purchased] Keep in close touch so we can connect directly in April by phone to make sure all are preparing thoughtfully and ready to go -- as you say, I strongly encourage you/all to edit http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Talk:Conozco_Uruguay_Tour when you can!

Until then, I'm cc'ing some of the other individuals who've also already bought flights, so all are free to begin introductions even prior to setting up a mailing list by April early hopefully.

A very preliminary menu of possibilities should begin to emerge on http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay_Tour soon after spring has sprung -- make that autumn in the Southern Hemisphere! I will ask all your help to get this right, and make adjustments where necessary, asking all participants here to think together how we can properly thank RAP Ceibal (Uruguay's volunteer parents group!) for welcoming us.

Occasionally of course, we'll all need to make compromises and just Get On The Bus -- not a mindless tourbus however, don't worry -- I ask everyone take to heart mindful "guided discovery" a.k.a. project-based learning :)

PS please write [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Roadshow_in_a_Box Caryl] if you can help her offer informal Uruguayan Spanish tips on a weekly basis over the remaining 7 weeks!

=== March 7 by Caryl ===

ACCOMMODATIONS?

Started checking accommodations availability for dates 04/29/11 to 05/08/11. Most double rooms in HI Hostels are already taken. Plenty of dorm space still available at very moderate prices ($12-$15/pp/nt). Some B&B's still have space, at generally higher rates. Some have wifi available. Most include breakfasts (continental), Hostels have kitchens where you can fix what you like.

<i>It would probably be a good idea to make a few decisions very soon so that people can make reservations while rooms are still available. </i>

To proceed we need to know:

* Where will the main meeting place be?

* Do the "out-of-towners" want to try to stay in the same place?

* What kind of public transport is available?

* Where will the weekend events be held? Please post a map link.

EduJAM/2011/Conozco Uruguay Tour

2011-04-02T15:07:13Z

CScott: /* Participants */ Fix personal link.

{{Translations}}

== eduTRIP! 2011 --- Community Exploration Tour --- Saturday April 30 to Thursday May 5 ==

<i>DETAILS EMERGING BELOW AND ON OUR <b>[[Talk:Conozco Uruguay Tour|DISCUSSION BLOG!]]</b>

[mailto:holt@laptop.org WRITE TODAY] IF YOU WANT TO JOIN!</i>

== Why ==
The Conozco Uruguay (C U!) community exploration tour will bring South American (and the world's) most passionate edutechnologists and committed teachers/mentors together, to witness Uruguay's and Plan Ceibal's profound journey. In conjunction with Uruguay's stongest volunteers, from CeibalJAM! to RAP Ceibal to Flor de Ceibo and beyond. As the single country which has done the most with [http://laptop.org One Laptop per Child]'s XO Laptop and [http://sugarlabs.org Sugar Labs'] software (the Sugar Learning Platform) there are few places on earth where humankind's increasing marriage to educational technology is on more vivid display.

Similar to the famous Sugar Activity [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Conozco_Uruguay Conozco] [http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/addon/4199 Uruguay] itself!

== Who is Welcome ==
Tech-savvy education people from around South America. Education-savvy hackers from around the world. While [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/ClassActs/Resources OLPC and Sugar Labs experience] is not required -- nor is Spanish fluency -- enthusiasms around bringing exploratory learning into the 21st century are!

We assume participants will also participate in Montevideo's [[Uruguay Summit 2011]] May 5-7, focusing on practical futures for free educational software.

Finally, attendance will in fact be limited to a maximum number of (approximately) 15 independent travelers.

== Itinerary ==
Participants must be independent, able to travel lightly and completely self-sufficiently. Day trips in and around Montevideo, from Saturday April 30 until Wednesday/Thursday May 4/5. [[Talk:Conozco_Uruguay_Tour|Thanks for posting your feedback]] on our <b><u>DRAFT SCHEDULE</u></b> BELOW!

<i>[http://ceibaljam.org/edujam2011_en SEE ALSO THESE SUGGESTIONS]</i>

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
|valign="top" rowspan="2"|Saturday/Sábado 30 de Abril
|valign="top"|AM
|valign="top"|"Volunteers and collaborators for Plan Ceibal" meeting, being coordinated by RAP Ceibal, Flor de Ceibo, Plan Ceibal, Universidad Católica, ceibalJAM! and Antel volunteers program. In Antel headquarters http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre_de_las_Telecomunicaciones.
|-
|valign="top"|PM
|valign="top"|Welcome Dinner in some place: May be Pony Pisador Pocitos. (Martin - ANTEL)
|-
|valign="top"|Sunday/Domingo 1 de Mayo<br />(May Day)
|valign="top"|AM/PM
|valign="top"|Visit to a Rural City of Canelones to the "[http://proyecto-aurora.blogspot.com/ Aurora Project]" with volunteers and members of the community and Barbeque (Local contact: Edinson - RAP Conecta).
|-
|valign="top" rowspan="3"|Monday/Lunes 2 de Mayo
|valign="top"|AM
|valign="top"|Two schools in Las Piedras (Local contacts: Oscar/ RAP Canelones - Paolo/ RAP Montevideo)
|-
|valign="top"|PM
|valign="top"|<i>wine tour "Bodega Joanicó" likely moving to Thur May 5 AM</i>
|-
|valign="top"|17:30 hs
|valign="top"|Meeting with as many as 25 professors from [http://www.flordeceibo.edu.uy/ "Flor de Ceibo"]
|-
|valign="top" rowspan="2"|Tuesday/Martes 3 de Mayo
|valign="top"|AM
|valign="top"|15-PERSON BUS LEAVING VERY EARLY MORNING! No. 33 School "La Paloma" (Local Contact: Rosamel Ramirez - RAP Durazno)--- on site they have a person that can translate all the day
|-
|valign="top"|PM
|valign="top"|Overnight ranch stay (Durazno)
|-
|valign="top" rowspan="2"|Wednesday/Miércoles 4 de Mayo
|valign="top"|9 AM to 2 PM
|valign="top"|City Tour Montevideo (Optional, 7 people minimum quota. Includes go to the School of Euskal Erria) (Organizer: Micaela CeibalJAM)
|-
|valign="top"|2:30 PM to 7 PM
|valign="top"|visit the School of Euskal Erria and after that, the [http://www.mediagala.com/rap/foro/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=196 "Help Center" RAP Montevideo] in order to interact with volunteers (Local contact: Rocío / RAP Montevideo)
|-
|valign="top" rowspan="3"|Thursday/Jueves 5 de Mayo
|valign="top"|Option 1
|valign="top"|Possible San Jose de Mayo w/ RAP Ceibal
|-
|valign="top"|Option 2 (10 AM to 2 PM)
|valign="top"|Wine Tour in [http://juanico.com/?lang=en/ "Bodega Joanicó"] (Optional, 7 people minimum quota) (Organizer: Micaela CeibalJAM - Gustavo Ochoa / Joanicó)
|-
|valign="top"|~18:30 hs
|valign="top"|'''[[Uruguay Summit 2011|Summit Opening Reception!]]'''

|-
|valign="top" rowspan="2"|Sunday/Domingo 8 de Mayo
|valign="top"|10 AM to 2 PM
|valign="top"|Wine Tour in [http://www.bodegabouza.com/index_eng.php "Bodega Bouza"] (Optional, 7 people minimum quota) (Organizer: Micaela CeibalJAM)
|-

|}

[http://olpcMAP.net?go=uruguay Map forthcoming!]

Alternate ideas: (ASK US!)
* BAP (Barrio de Atención Prioritaria) a low-income Montevideo neighborhood, with [http://rapceibal.blogspot.com RAP Ceibal] Saturday Apr 30?
* Euskal Erria
* Las Piedras
* Maldonado
* Tala (rural)
* Cardal (1st OLPC school)
* Paso de los Toros (small city)
* Salinas ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]] recommends)

== How on Earth is this Possible? ==
Volunteers from RAP Ceibal, CeibalJAM! and Flor de Ceibo have spent over 3 years building real-world community networks to bring Uruguay's youth and families more meaningfully into the 21st century. If globalism means anything at all, it means paying full and proper respect to people like these who organize to make a difference!

== Housing ==

Hostel-style options to be determined. Uruguayans eat well!!

Uruguay (generally) uses [http://treehouse.ofb.net/go/en/voltage/Uruguay 220V European] [http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=252 electrical outlets] so please consider bringing a small converter.

Wifi access will be sought where possible, but not guaranteed.

Please see [[Talk:Conozco Uruguay Tour|'''Discussion''']] page for questions and discussion related to Housing.

== Cost ==
Expect to pay $500 or higher for housing/food/bus etc to cover your 6 days, from Saturday April 30 to Thursday May 5 inclusive. Homestays may reduce this cost if we are so lucky to build strong local relationships.

== Pre-Registration ==
Please write to [mailto:holt@laptop.org holt@laptop.org] explaining what you hope to bring to the group! Thanks for including the reasons you're interested -- and what you want to get out of this lifetime opportunity. Remember to list ALL allergies and medical conditions, roommate preferences, as well as your phone number(s).

Reality Check: If you are looking for packaged voluntourism and flush toilets at every turn, you've come to the wrong place. Have you traveled in developing countries before? You must be an independent traveler, open-hearted with all comers, understanding Uruguay is a safe country but not without its risks. <u>And Take Complete [http://www.travel-island.com/health.plan/uruguay.html Medical]/Insurance/Safety/Financial Precautions Now!</u>

THANKS everyone for [http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1054.html mindfully preparing] together today, for a trip more rewarding than money can buy.

== Participants ==

'''''WE ARE NOW AT/NEAR FULL CAPACITY! Further school-exploration-tour participants will only be accepted in extraordinary circumstances. Thanks all who signed up below :)'''''

* [http://twitter.com/adborden Aaron Borden,] San Francisco (Apr 29 - May 9)
* [[User:Holt|Adam Holt]], Boston (Apr 30 - May 13)
* [http://olpc-france.org Bastien] [http://lumiere.ens.fr/~guerry/ Guerry,] France (Apr 30 - May 10)
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti,]] Italy (UNCONFIRMED)
* [http://www.freudenbergs.de/bert/ Bert Freudenberg,] Germany (Apr 29 - May 11)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carol_Ruth_Silver Carol Ruth Silver,] San Francisco (May 4 onwards??)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Roadshow_in_a_Box Caryl] [http://olpcmap.net/?id=614001&km-distance=100 Bigenho], Los Angeles (Apr 30 - May 8/10)
* [http://printf.net Chris Ball,] Boston (May 2 - 9)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:CScott C. Scott Ananian], Boston (May 2 - 9)
* [http://paraguayeduca.org Cecilia Alcala?] Paraguay (UNCONFIRMED)
* [http://derndorfer.eu Christoph Derndorfer,] Vienna/Madrid (Apr 29 - May 8)
* Ed Bigenho, Los Angeles (Apr 30 - May 8/10)
* [http://twitter.com/lluigil Luis Galindo], Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UNCONFIRMED)
* [http://www.linkedin.com/in/lediroca Leticia Romero], Uruguay
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Kevin.benavides Kevin] [[User:Kevin.benavides|Benavides]], Nicaragua (UNCONFIRMED)
* [http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~ndoiron/ Nick Doiron], New Hampshire/Montevideo
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=IY7w3USXF0w Pablo Flores], Montevideo
* [http://www.olenepal.org/core_team.html Rabi Karmacharya], Nepal (UNCONFIRMED)
* [http://plg.uwaterloo.ca/~holt Ric Holt,] Canada (May 4 late afternoon - May 13)
* [http://verma.sfsu.edu/ Sameer Verma], San Francisco (May 2/3/4/5 - 8?)
* [http://ole.org Tony Anderson], Texas/Rwanda (Apr 28 - May 8)
...
* [http://www.outofindia.net/intro/harriet_webresume.htm Harriet Vidyasagar,] India (CANCELLED)
* [http://franXOphonie.org Kacandre Bourdelais,] Gabon/Canada (CANCELLED)
* [http://erikos.sweettimez.de/ Simon Schampijer], Germany (CANCELLED)
* Suzanne Adatto, Ann Arbor, Michigan (CANCELLED)

== Volunteer Organizers ==
* Leticia Romero
* Rocío Medina?
* Pablo Flores?
* Caryl Bigenho
* [[User:Holt|Adam Holt]]
* [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Nano_Nano Paolo Benini]

== [[Talk:Conozco Uruguay Tour|Join our Discussion Blog!]] ==

Please check out the "Accomodations" section of the Discussion and add your comments and preferences.

Sugar Labs/Contacts

2008-12-19T17:45:46Z

CScott: Move list to sugar-devel@sugarlabs

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__NOTOC__
Sugar has a growing community that is ready to help you. Because users and contributors span the globe, a key element to the project is communication. Mailing lists, forums, IRC , Jabber and email provide quick and easy ways to communicate.

==Mailing Lists==

The full list of mailing lists is at '''http://lists.sugarlabs.org'''. Sometimes they multiply when one isn't watching.

A web-view of mailing lists in a fourm-like interface can be found at [http://n2.nabble.com/SugarLabs-f1511649.html Nabble]. Keep in mind that using Nabble has the following limitations:
* Nabble does not support posting to more than one mailing list at a time (cross-posting)
* Nabble does not index all sugar lists
* The authoritive record is on lists.sugarlabs.org

===General List===
* [http://lists.lo-res.org/mailman/listinfo/its.an.education.project It's an Education Project] - The primary education mailing list (see [[Sugar Labs/SOM#It.27s_An_Education_Project_Mailing_List|Self Organising Map]] archive for an overview of past weeks discussions).

===Developer Lists===
* [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/sugar-devel Sugar] - For developers (see [[Sugar Labs/SOM#Sugar_Mailing_List|Self Organising Map]] archive for and overview of past months discussions).

===Starting a new list===

The best way to start a new mailing list is to begin a discussion on a related list that already exists, and once the discussion becomes active, to ask for a separate list for that topic or that sort of traffic.

When you have a critical mass of people regularly talking about the same topic, request a mailing list by emailing the following information to IAEP list:

# The name you want for your mailing list, with alternative names if the first one is taken
# A description of the list, its purpose, and why it's needed (being able to say "we've been talking on this other list for a while, and the discussion has grown too big - see these archive links" is helpful)
# The name/email of the list admin, and of at least one other moderator (minimum one admin and one moderator)
# At least 10 names/emails of people who want to be the initial subscribers

== Forums ==
===Support Forum===
* [http://forum.laptop.org/ Support] - The official support forum for G1G1 and OLPC
:total posts 6.887 • Total topics 1.324 • Total members 1.609 22:56, 20 April 2008 (EDT)

===General Discussion===
* [http://olpcnews.com/forum/ olpcnews] - A popular forum but not frequented by developers
:total posts 20.765 • Total topics 2.332 • Total members 2.754 22:56, 20 April 2008 (EDT)

== Blogs ==
[http://planet.laptop.org OLPC planet] and [http://planet.sugarlabs.org/ Planet Sugar Labs] - Aggregate a number of popular blogs on Sugar and OLPC. See [[blogs]] for a list of these blogs and instructions on adding more blogs to this feed.

== IRC Chat ==
Most SL chat takes place on IRC (that's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRC Internet Relay Chat]). You can either use a computer based client to log in to IRC (like [[olpc:XOirc|XOirc]] or [[wikipedia:X-Chat|X-Chat]]) or (sugarlabs mibbit thingie here).

IRC is mainly designed for group communication in discussion 'channels', but allows for personal chat and data transfer as well.

The SugarLabs Community uses a series of ''channels'' in the '''<tt>irc.freenode.net</tt>''' network. Check {{tl|User irc}} to see how to register your participation in the IRC channels within the wiki, and to find the category where users are registered.

==== irc.freenode.net channels ====


{|
|-
| colspan=2 style="background:lightyellow; border:1px solid black;" | '''General:'''
|- valign="top"
| <tt>[http://embed.mibbit.com/?server=irc.freenode.net&channel=%23sugar&noServerTab=false #sugar]</tt> || [[Sugar]] development.
|- valign="top"
| <tt>[http://embed.mibbit.com/?server=irc.freenode.net&channel=%23sugar-meeting&noServerTab=false #sugar-meeting]</tt> || The meeting channel for the sugar developers
|- valign="top"
|}

=== How to use irc channels ===

# Another web-based chat for all channels is [http://www.mibbit.com mibbit], with nickname: (whatever you like), server: irc.freenode.net, and channel: #olpc-help (or whatever other channel you're trying to get into).
# Some helpful resources are [http://www.mirc.com/irc.html here], and [http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/irctutorial.html this tutorial], which also includes basic commands.
# Learn about IRC etiquette. Try [http://www.ircbeginner.com/ircinfo/etiquette.html here], [http://www.livinginternet.com/r/ru_chatq.htm here], or [http://www.wxwidgets.org/wiki/index.php/IRC_Etiquette here].
#* For IRC under sugar, install the latest '''[[olpc:XoIRC|XoIRC]]''' activity.
# Connect to one of the above channels, and say hello.

== Jabber Networks ==
While the OLPC is designed with mesh wireless networking built in (where users can connect to each other without having a central wireless internet router/connection), Sugar users around the world may not be able to connect with others using the platform unless it's through the Internet, since mesh networking relies on a concentration of users (for example, in a classroom, school or business environment).

Jabber networks link Sugar users to each other in order to chat, interact and collaborate. There are global Sugar Jabber networks, or regional ones hosted by organizations and individuals around the world. You can choose whichever Jabber network you wish to connect to. Connecting Sugar to one of these networks will greatly enhance your Sugar experience.

*[[How to connect Sugar to a Jabber network]]
*[[Community/A list of Jabber networks around the world]]

==Video==
[http://www.olpc.tv OLPC TV] is dedicated to collecting videos related to OLPC. The site needs help recoding videos to play in Gnash, the Free Flash viewer.

Sugar Labs is led by its [[Oversight Board]]. The executive director is Walter Bender (walter AT sugarlabs DOT org).

We also have an ombudsman who will help mediate any disputes (ombudsman AT sugarlabs DOT org).

See our [[Community/Contacts | community contacts]] for additional contacts.

== Mail ==

You also may contact us by mail:

:Walter Bender
:Executive Director
:Sugar Labs
:22 Central Street
:Auburndale, MA USA 02466-2409

File:Sugarcamp-cscott-misc.pdf

2008-12-04T17:31:18Z

CScott: Slides for "Miscellaneous topics" talk at Sugarcamp.

Slides for "Miscellaneous topics" talk at Sugarcamp.

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule

2008-12-04T17:30:37Z

CScott: /* Wednesday the 19th */ My last talk on Wed wasn't actually about networking

== Monday the 17th ==

'''Reacquaintance day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room || Other locations
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting (room unavailable) || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie|Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || colspan="2" rowspan="3"|Opening / Introductions / Free hacking
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Quick dinner
|-
| 1800 || rowspan="4" colspan="2"|[[MarketingTeam/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/hackathon]] ([[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]])
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

'''Content & collaboration day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening, free gathering
|-
| 1000 || Learn about Collaboration - Presence/Collaboration architecture and state of implementation (Guillaume Desmottes, Morgan Collett)
|-
| 1100 || [[MarketingTeam/Presentations/OLE Presentation | OLE Overview, Content Tools, and Collaboration w/ the Sugar Community.]] (Jim Krzywicki, Chris Rowe)
|-
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || OLE / Sugar eBook reader ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="2"|Planning about Collaboration - Gadget, Cerebro, Asynchronous Collaboration (Guillaume, Morgan, Brendan, Eben)
http://people.collabora.co.uk/~cassidy/talks/sugar-camp-futur-of-collab.pdf
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || [http://docs.google.com/EmbedSlideshow?docid=dcfrb5jw_1dqrh9sgr The Medium is The Message] in teacher training, content creation and collaboration ([http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Yamaplos Yama Ploskonka])
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Uruguay report ([[User:Cjb]], [[User:MStone]])
|-
| 2000 || Sugar Labs & OLPC relationships brainstorm (Green Marker)
|-
| 2100 || Collaboration architecture ([[User:CScott]], [[User:Ben]])
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

'''Presentation day'''

See [[MarketingTeam/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || Teacher Training (Yamandu)
|-
| 1000 || Desktop "legacy" compatibility (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?) [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf|cscott slides]]
|-
| 1100 || Ed Cherlin, What has fallen through the cracks?
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || Activities as building blocks ([[User:MStone]]) (request: marco on performance, mstone on security?)
|-
| 1500 || School server (Martin Langhoff)
|-
| 1600 || Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu ''neologisms, localization infrastructure'') [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-i18n.pdf|cscott slides]] [[Media:I18n.pdf|sayamindu slides]]
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2" | Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="2" | Community (Mel Chua (maybe) / Greg DeK / Yamandu ''the Art of list management'')
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100 || Misc Goals (C. Scott Ananian) [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-misc.pdf|slides]] (originally scheduled to be a [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-network.pdf|networking]] talk)
|}

FYI: There is a talk at Harvard that may be of interest to some people on Weds eve. These are local organizations that are creating some of the more interesting eLearning activities.

The Digital Revolution and the Future of Teaching and Learning to be held on Wednesday, November 19th, 6pm-8pm in Larsen Hall G-08. Conveners for the panel are Chris Dede and Joe Blatt. Panelists include:

* Mitchel Resnick, Papert Professor of Learning Research at MIT, Media Lab principal (http://www.media.mit.edu/people/bio_mres.html)
* Brigid Sullivan, Vice President for Educational and Interactive Programming at WGBH (http://main.wgbh.org/wgbh/about/management/bios.html#sullivan)
* Bob Tinker, founding Director of the Concord Consortium (http://www.concord.org/about/directors/)

== Thursday the 20th ==

'''Road ahead day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! colspan="2"|CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"| How Sugar Labs could better work with OLPC in satisfying their customers. (Greg Smith) [[Media:Sugar-meeting.odp|working with users Open Office presentation]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Sugar on a stick and LTSP (Caroline, Brendan) http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dddknwgs_360gwgwbnf2
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: OLPC 9.1 draft roadmap and priorities (Ed McNierney)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Sugar 0.84 roadmap and priorities ([[User:Marcopg|Marcopg]])
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Free hacking || rowspan="3"|Talk @ Harvard (Nicholas Negroponte)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

'''Guest stars day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Charles Meeting Room (14th Floor) !! Athens (16th floor)
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|[[Media:Portfolios.odp|Portfolio]] (Walter/Evangeline)
|-
| 1000 || colspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning - [[Image:SugarLabsOverview.odp|Mission]] + [[MarketingTeam/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Marketing|Marketing]] (GregDeK & WBender)
|-
| 1100 || colspan="2"|Organizational roadmap (WBender & DFarning)
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian Schmidt, Eben Eliason)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || colspan="2"|Community meeting (Walter & DFarning)
|-
| 1600 || rowspan="2"|[[Media:cscott-collab.odp|Collaboration proposals]] (CScott) || -
|-
| 1700 || UI minibrainstorm (Christian et al.)
|-
! 1800 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Restaurant
|-
! 1900
|-
! 2000 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|More Pub
|-
! 2100
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

'''Geek amusement park day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Media Lab 2nd Floor (Wiesner Room)
|-
| 1000 || Sugar Labs Marketing
|-
| 1100 || [http://en.flossmanuals.net FLOSS Manual] (Adam--Floss--Hyde)
|-
| 1200 || rowspan="2"|[http://www.codewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/sugarcamp/SugarLabsInfrastructure.odp Sugar Labs infrastructure] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
| 1300
|-
| 1400 || Sugar Organizational Roadmap
|-
| 1530 || rowspan="2"|Sugar Engineering Roadmap (Marcopg)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2"| [[MarketingTeam/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Feedback]] (Mel)
|-
| 1800
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Party
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

Marketing Team/Presentations

2008-11-24T23:27:12Z

CScott: Update links to my presentations; link to video.

= Slides used in previous events =

* [http://stud4.tuwien.ac.at/~e0425826/FUDCon.odp FUDCon 2008 Brno] (Christoph Derndorfer)

* [http://www.codewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/SugarBeagle.odp ESC Boston 2008] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]])

* [http://www.codewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/ Bernie's collection of OLPC & Sugar marketing material]

== Sugarcamp 2008 ==

Video for many of these is available in raw form at http://download.laptop.org/content/conf/20081117-sugarcamp/ -- help is welcome in editing & converting to free formats!

=== Monday ===

* [http://www.codewiz.org/pub/olpc/slides/sugarcamp/SugarcampIntro.odp Sugarcamp intro] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]])

=== Tuesday ===

* [http://people.collabora.co.uk/~cassidy/talks/sugar-camp-collab-archi-and-state-of-implementation.pdf Collaboration state of the art] (Guillaume Desmottes)

* [http://people.collabora.co.uk/~cassidy/talks/sugar-camp-futur-of-collab.pdf Future of collaboration] (Guillaume Desmottes)

* [http://docs.google.com/EmbedSlideshow?docid=dcfrb5jw_1dqrh9sgr The medium is the message] (Yama)

=== Wednesday ===

* [http://sugarlabs.org/wiki/images/c/ca/Sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf Desktop legacy compatibility] ([[User:CScott|CScott]])
* [http://sugarlabs.org/wiki/images/f/fb/I18n.pdf Internationalization] (Sayamindu)
* [http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=users/cscott/talks;a=blob_plain;f=sugarcamp-i18n.pdf;hb=HEAD Internationalization] ([[User:CScott|CScott]])
* [http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=users/cscott/talks;a=blob_plain;f=sugarcamp-misc.pdf;hb=HEAD Misc. Topics] ([[User:CScott|CScott]])
* [http://www.sugarlabs.org/wiki/images/1/1b/Sugarcamp-cscott-network.pdf Network] ([[User:CScott|CScott]])

=== Thursday ===

* [[Media:Sugar-meeting.odp|working with users Open Office presentation by Greg Smith]]
* [http://www.resara.com/presentation.ppt Resara and LTSP by Brendan Powers]
* [http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dddknwgs_360gwgwbnf2 Caroline Meeks - Sugar on a Stick]
* [http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=users/cscott/talks;a=blob_plain;f=sugarcamp-collab.pdf;hb=HEAD Collaboration] ([[User:CScott|CScott]])

=== Friday ===

* [[Media:Portfolios.odp|Sugar portfolios presentation by Walter Bender and Evangeline Harris Stefanakis]]
* [[Media:SugarLabsOverview.odp|Sugar Labs overview by Walter Bender]]
* [http://www.codewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/sugarcamp/SugarLabsInfrastructure.odp Sugar Labs infrastructure] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]])
* [http://www.christianmarcschmidt.com/projects/sugarlabs/081121_sugar_design.pdf Design Opportunities for Sugar, by Christian Marc Schmidt and Eben Eliason]

File:Sugarcamp-cscott-network.pdf

2008-11-19T19:40:26Z

CScott: Add 'Networking' talk for Sugarcamp.

Add 'Networking' talk for Sugarcamp.

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule

2008-11-19T19:39:48Z

CScott: /* Wednesday the 19th */ Add networking slides.

== Monday the 17th ==

'''Reacquaintance day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room || Other locations
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting (room unavailable) || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie|Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || colspan="2" rowspan="3"|Opening / Introductions / Free hacking
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Quick dinner
|-
| 1800 || rowspan="4" colspan="2"|[[Sugarcamp hackathon]] ([[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]])
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

'''Content & collaboration day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening, free gathering
|-
| 1000 || Learn about Collaboration - Presence/Collaboration architecture and state of implementation (Guillaume Desmottes, Morgan Collett)
|-
| 1100 || [[OLE Presentation | OLE Overview, Content Tools, and Collaboration w/ the Sugar Community.]] (Jim Krzywicki, Chris Rowe)
|-
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || OLE / Sugar eBook reader ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="2"|Planning about Collaboration - Gadget, Cerebro, Asynchronous Collaboration (Guillaume, Morgan, Brendan, Eben)
http://people.collabora.co.uk/~cassidy/talks/sugar-camp-futur-of-collab.pdf
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || [http://docs.google.com/EmbedSlideshow?docid=dcfrb5jw_1dqrh9sgr The Medium is The Message] in teacher training, content creation and collaboration ([http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Yamaplos Yama Ploskonka])
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Uruguay report ([[User:Cjb]], [[User:MStone]])
|-
| 2000 || Sugar Labs & OLPC relationships brainstorm (Green Marker)
|-
| 2100 || Collaboration architecture ([[User:CScott]], [[User:Ben]])
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

'''Presentation day'''

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || Teacher Training (Yamandu)
|-
| 1000 || Desktop "legacy" compatibility (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?) [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf|cscott slides]]
|-
| 1100 || Ed Cherlin, What has fallen through the cracks?
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || Activities as building blocks ([[User:MStone]]) (request: marco on performance, mstone on security?)
|-
| 1500 || Martin Langhoff
|-
| 1600 || Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu ''neologisms, localization infrastructure'') [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-i18n.pdf|cscott slides]]
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2" | Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Community (Mel Chua (maybe) / Greg DeK / Yamandu ''the Art of list management'')
|-
| 2000 || C. Scott Ananian [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-network.pdf|network slides]]
|-
! 2100 !! Pub
|}

FYI: There is a talk at Harvard that may be of interest to some people on Weds eve. These are local organizations that are creating some of the more interesting eLearning activities.

The Digital Revolution and the Future of Teaching and Learning to be held on Wednesday, November 19th, 6pm-8pm in Larsen Hall G-08. Conveners for the panel are Chris Dede and Joe Blatt. Panelists include:

* Mitchel Resnick, Papert Professor of Learning Research at MIT, Media Lab principal (http://www.media.mit.edu/people/bio_mres.html)
* Brigid Sullivan, Vice President for Educational and Interactive Programming at WGBH (http://main.wgbh.org/wgbh/about/management/bios.html#sullivan)
* Bob Tinker, founding Director of the Concord Consortium (http://www.concord.org/about/directors/)

== Thursday the 20th ==

'''Road ahead day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! colspan="2"|CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"| How Sugar Labs could better work with OLPC in satisfying their customers. (Greg Smith)
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Sugar on a stick and LTSP (Caroline, Brendan)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: OLPC 9.1 draft roadmap and priorities (Ed McNierney)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Sugar 0.84 roadmap and priorities ([[User:Marcopg|Marcopg]])
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Free hacking || rowspan="3"|Talk @ Harvard (Nicholas Negroponte)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

'''Guest stars day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Charles Meeting Room (15th Floor)
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Portfolio (Walter/Evangelina)
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning - Members, Partners, and Local Labs (Walter and David)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian Schmidt, Eben Eliason)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning - Mission and Message (Walter, GregDeK?)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || Forgotten tools (Michael Stone)
|-
| 1800 || What Schools are doing, and how we can help (Warren & Brendan, Resara)
|-
| 1900 || Sugar Labs infrastructure presentation + brainstorm ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
! 2000 !! colspan="2" rowspan="3"|Pub
|-
! 2100
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

'''Geek amusement park day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Media Lab
|-
| 1000 || colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Free hacking
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"|OLPC / Sugar Labs coordination meeting
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1800
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Party
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

User:CScott

2008-11-19T19:19:23Z

CScott: New page: See http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:CScott

See http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:CScott

File:Sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf

2008-11-19T18:12:09Z

CScott: uploaded a new version of "Image:Sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf": Slightly updated version of talk.

Slides for Sugarcamp (2008-11-19) by C. Scott

File:Sugarcamp-cscott-i18n.pdf

2008-11-19T18:11:02Z

CScott: User:CScott's i18n talk for sugarcamp.

User:CScott's i18n talk for sugarcamp.

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule

2008-11-19T18:10:10Z

CScott: /* Wednesday the 19th */ Add slides for i18n; make request for 2pm slot

== Monday the 17th ==

'''Reacquaintance day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room || Other locations
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting (room unavailable) || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie|Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || colspan="2" rowspan="3"|Opening / Introductions / Free hacking
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Quick dinner
|-
| 1800 || rowspan="4" colspan="2"|[[Sugarcamp hackathon]] ([[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]])
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

'''Content & collaboration day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening, free gathering
|-
| 1000 || Learn about Collaboration - Presence/Collaboration architecture and state of implementation (Guillaume Desmottes, Morgan Collett)
|-
| 1100 || [[OLE Presentation | OLE Overview, Content Tools, and Collaboration w/ the Sugar Community.]] (Jim Krzywicki, Chris Rowe)
|-
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || OLE / Sugar eBook reader ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="2"|Planning about Collaboration - Gadget, Cerebro, Asynchronous Collaboration (Guillaume, Morgan, Brendan, Eben)
http://people.collabora.co.uk/~cassidy/talks/sugar-camp-futur-of-collab.pdf
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || [http://docs.google.com/EmbedSlideshow?docid=dcfrb5jw_1dqrh9sgr The Medium is The Message] in teacher training, content creation and collaboration ([http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Yamaplos Yama Ploskonka])
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Uruguay report ([[User:Cjb]], [[User:MStone]])
|-
| 2000 || Collaboration requirements roundup ([[User:Ben]])
|-
| 2100 || Hacking on Collaboration
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

'''Presentation day'''

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || Teacher Training (Yamandu)
|-
| 1000 || Desktop "legacy" compatibility (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?) [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf|cscott slides]]
|-
| 1100 || Ed Cherlin, What has fallen through the cracks?
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || Activities as building blocks ([[User:MStone]]) (request: marco on performance, mstone on security?)
|-
| 1500 || Martin Langhoff
|-
| 1600 || Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu ''neologisms, localization infrastructure'') [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-i18n.pdf|cscott slides]]
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2" | Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Community (Mel Chua (maybe) / Greg DeK / Yamandu ''the Art of list management'')
|-
| 2000 || C. Scott Ananian
|-
| 2100 || Forgotten tools (Michael Stone)
|}

FYI: There is a talk at Harvard that may be of interest to some people on Weds eve. These are local organizations that are creating some of the more interesting eLearning activities.

The Digital Revolution and the Future of Teaching and Learning to be held on Wednesday, November 19th, 6pm-8pm in Larsen Hall G-08. Conveners for the panel are Chris Dede and Joe Blatt. Panelists include:

* Mitchel Resnick, Papert Professor of Learning Research at MIT, Media Lab principal (http://www.media.mit.edu/people/bio_mres.html)
* Brigid Sullivan, Vice President for Educational and Interactive Programming at WGBH (http://main.wgbh.org/wgbh/about/management/bios.html#sullivan)
* Bob Tinker, founding Director of the Concord Consortium (http://www.concord.org/about/directors/)

== Thursday the 20th ==

'''Road ahead day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! colspan="2"|CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"| How Sugar Labs could better work with OLPC in satisfying their customers. (Greg Smith)
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Sugar on a stick and LTSP (Caroline, Brendan)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: OLPC 9.1 draft roadmap and priorities (Ed McNierney)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Sugar 0.84 roadmap and priorities ([[User:Marcopg|Marcopg]])
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Free hacking || rowspan="3"|Talk @ Harvard (Nicholas Negroponte)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

'''Guest stars day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Charles Meeting Room (15th Floor)
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Portfolio (Walter/Evangelina)
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning - Members, Partners, and Local Labs (Walter and David)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian Schmidt, Eben Eliason)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning - Mission and Message (Walter, GregDeK?)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || Sugar Labs infrastructure presentation + brainstorm ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
| 1800 || What Schools are doing, and how we can help (Warren & Brendan, Resara)
|-
! 1900 !! colspan="2" rowspan="4"|Pub
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

'''Geek amusement park day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Media Lab
|-
| 1000 || colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Free hacking
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"|OLPC / Sugar Labs coordination meeting
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1800
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Party
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

File:Sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf

2008-11-19T15:04:21Z

CScott: Slides for Sugarcamp (2008-11-19) by C. Scott

Slides for Sugarcamp (2008-11-19) by C. Scott

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule

2008-11-19T15:03:00Z

CScott: /* Wednesday the 19th */ add slides

== Monday the 17th ==

'''Reacquaintance day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room || Other locations
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting (room unavailable) || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie|Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || colspan="2" rowspan="3"|Opening / Introductions / Free hacking
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Quick dinner
|-
| 1800 || rowspan="4" colspan="2"|[[Sugarcamp hackathon]] ([[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]])
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

'''Content & collaboration day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening, free gathering
|-
| 1000 || Learn about Collaboration - Presence/Collaboration architecture and state of implementation (Guillaume Desmottes, Morgan Collett)
|-
| 1100 || [[OLE Presentation | OLE Overview, Content Tools, and Collaboration w/ the Sugar Community.]] (Jim Krzywicki, Chris Rowe)
|-
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || OLE / Sugar eBook reader ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="2"|Planning about Collaboration - Gadget, Cerebro, Asynchronous Collaboration (Guillaume, Morgan, Brendan, Eben)
http://people.collabora.co.uk/~cassidy/talks/sugar-camp-futur-of-collab.pdf
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || [http://docs.google.com/EmbedSlideshow?docid=dcfrb5jw_1dqrh9sgr The Medium is The Message] in teacher training, content creation and collaboration ([http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Yamaplos Yama Ploskonka])
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Uruguay report ([[User:Cjb]], [[User:MStone]])
|-
| 2000 || Collaboration requirements roundup ([[User:Ben]])
|-
| 2100 || Hacking on Collaboration
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

'''Presentation day'''

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || Teacher Training (Yamandu)
|-
| 1000 || Desktop "legacy" compatibility (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?) [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-legacy.pdf|slides]]
|-
| 1100 || Ed Cherlin, What has fallen through the cracks?
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || Marco Gritti / Activities as building blocks ([[User:MStone]])
|-
| 1500 || Martin Langhoff
|-
| 1600 || Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu ''neologisms, localization infrastructure'')
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2" | Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Community (Mel Chua (maybe) / Greg DeK / Yamandu ''the Art of list management'')
|-
| 2000 || C. Scott Ananian
|-
| 2100 || Sugar Labs infrastructure (Bernie) / Forgotten tools (Michael Stone)
|}

FYI: There is a talk at Harvard that may be of interest to some people on Weds eve. These are local organizations that are creating some of the more interesting eLearning activities.

The Digital Revolution and the Future of Teaching and Learning to be held on Wednesday, November 19th, 6pm-8pm in Larsen Hall G-08. Conveners for the panel are Chris Dede and Joe Blatt. Panelists include:

* Mitchel Resnick, Papert Professor of Learning Research at MIT, Media Lab principal (http://www.media.mit.edu/people/bio_mres.html)
* Brigid Sullivan, Vice President for Educational and Interactive Programming at WGBH (http://main.wgbh.org/wgbh/about/management/bios.html#sullivan)
* Bob Tinker, founding Director of the Concord Consortium (http://www.concord.org/about/directors/)

== Thursday the 20th ==

'''Road ahead day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! colspan="2"|CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"| How Sugar Labs could better work with OLPC in satisfying their customers. (Greg Smith)
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Sugar on a stick and LTSP (Caroline, Brendan)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: OLPC 9.1 draft roadmap and priorities (Ed McNierney)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Sugar 0.84 roadmap and priorities ([[User:Marcopg|Marcopg]])
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Free hacking || rowspan="3"|Talk @ Harvard (Nicholas Negroponte)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

'''Guest stars day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Charles Meeting Room (15th Floor)
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Portfolio (Walter/Evangelina)
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning - Members, Partners, and Local Labs (Walter and David)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian Schmidt, Eben Eliason)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="3"|Sugar Labs planning - Mission and Message (Walter, GregDeK?)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700
|-
| 1800 || What Schools are doing, and how we can help (Warren & Brendan, Resara)
|-
! 1900 !! colspan="2" rowspan="4"|Pub
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

'''Geek amusement park day'''

{|class="schedule" width=80%
! Time !! Media Lab
|-
| 1000 || colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Free hacking
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"|OLPC / Sugar Labs coordination meeting
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1800
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Party
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule

2008-11-14T19:33:28Z

CScott: /* Wednesday the 19th */ Swap Marco and Mel.

== Monday the 17th ==

'''Rejoin day'''

{|border=1 cellpadding=4 width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room || Other locations
|-
| 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting (room unavailable) || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie|Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || colspan="2" rowspan="3"|Free hacking
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Quick dinner
|-
| 1800 || rowspan="4" colspan="2"|[[Sugarcamp hackathon]] ([[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]])
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

'''Content day'''

{|border=1 cellpadding=4 width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening, free gathering
|-
| 1000 || Learn about Collaboration - Presence/Collaboration architecture and state of implementation (Guillaume Desmottes, Morgan Collett)
|-
| 1100 || OLE Content Tools (Jim Krzywicki, Chris Rowe)
|-
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || Learn about Collaboration continued...
|-
| 1400 || Planning about Collaboration - Gadget, Cerebro, Asynchronous Collaboration (Guillaume, Morgan, Brendan, Eben)
|-
| 1500 || Planning continued...
|-
| 1600 || [[The Medium is The Message]] in teacher training, content creation and collaboration (Yama)
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Hacking on Collaboration
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

'''Presentation day'''

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

{|border=1 cellpadding=4 width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room
|-
| 0900 || Room open, unscheduled fun
|-
| 0930 || Teacher Training (Yamandu)
|-
| 1000 || Desktop "legacy" compatibility (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
|-
| 1100 || Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
|-
| 1500 || Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
|-
| 1600 || Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu ''neologisms, localization infrastructure'')
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2" | Dinner
|-
! 1800
|-
| 1900 || Community (Mel Chua (maybe) / Greg DeK / Yamandu ''the Art of list management'')
|-
| 2000 || C. Scott Ananian
|-
| 2100 || Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)
|}

FYI: There is a talk at Harvard that may be of interest to some people on Weds eve. These are local organizations that are creating some of the more interesting eLearning activities.

The Digital Revolution and the Future of Teaching and Learning to be held on Wednesday, November 19th, 6pm-8pm in Larsen Hall G-08. Conveners for the panel are Chris Dede and Joe Blatt. Panelists include:
* Mitchel Resnick, Papert Professor of Learning Research at MIT, Media Lab principal (http://www.media.mit.edu/people/bio_mres.html)
* Brigid Sullivan, Vice President for Educational and Interactive Programming at WGBH (http://main.wgbh.org/wgbh/about/management/bios.html#sullivan)
* Bob Tinker, founding Director of the Concord Consortium (http://www.concord.org/about/directors/)

== Thursday the 20th ==

'''Road ahead day'''

{|border=1 cellpadding=4 width=80%
! Time !! CIC Training Room || Other locations
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"| How Sugar Labs could better work with OLPC in satisfying their customers. (Greg Smith)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Free hacking
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: OLPC 9.1 draft roadmap and priorities (Ed McNierney)
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Sugar 0.84 roadmap and priorities ([[User:Marcopg|Marcopg]])
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Free hacking || rowspan="3"|Talk @ Harvard (Nicholas Negroponte)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

'''Guest stars day'''

{|border=1 cellpadding=4 width=80%
! Time !! 15th Floor Meeting Room || London Meeting Room
|-
| 0900 || colspan="2"|Portfolio (Walter/Evangelina)
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|Free hacking||rowspan="2"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1400
|-
| 1500 || rowspan="4"|Free hacking||rowspan="4"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700
|-
| 1800
|-
! 1900 !! colspan="2" rowspan="4"|Pub
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

'''Geek amusement park day'''

{|border=1 cellpadding=4 width=80%
! Time !! Media Lab || Other locations
|-
! 1000 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1100 || colspan="2"|Free hacking
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Lunch
|-
! 1300
|-
| 1400 || rowspan="3" colspan="2"|OLPC / Sugar Labs coordination meeting
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1800
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Party
|-
! 2000
|-
! 2100
|}

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule

2008-11-13T22:58:32Z

CScott: /* Thursday the 20th */ Move roadmap meeting to 3pm-5pm so ed can attend.

:Can we make this more readable; something like http://live.gnome.org/Boston2008/GUIHackfest ?

== Monday the 17th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800 !! rowspan="5" colspan="2"|Hackaton (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

"Content day"? Ed Cherlin, Yamandu, OLE?

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

; Place: CIC Teaching room.

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

;9am: Room open. Unscheduled fun!
;9:30am: Yamandu ("Teacher Training")
;10am: Desktop "legacy" compatibility. (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
;11am: Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
;12pm-2pm: Lunch!
;2pm: Community (Mel Chua / Greg DeK / Yamandu)
;3pm: Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
;4pm: Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu)
;5pm-7pm: Dinner
;7pm: Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
;8pm: C. Scott Ananian / Tomeu Vizoso
;9pm: Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)

== Thursday the 20th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"| Collaboration presentations and brainstorming (Brendan, Morgs)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
! 1500 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Draft roadmap and priorities (9.1/0.84); sugarlabs/olpc coordination
|-
| 1600
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
! 1800 || ||
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Pub/NN talk @ Harvard (1900-2100)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

{|border=1
! Time !! 15th Floor Room || London Room
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Portfolio (Walter/Evangelina)
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1100 ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||rowspan="5"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1400 ||
|-
| 1500 ||
|-
| 1600 ||
|-
| 1700 ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 || ||
|-
| 2100 || ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Media Lab ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Party
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

Talk:Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T21:15:47Z

CScott: minor updates from email requests

:Can we make this more readable; something like http://live.gnome.org/Boston2008/GUIHackfest ? Also promote it from the Talk: page? [[User:CScott|CScott]] 21:06, 13 November 2008 (UTC)

== Monday the 17th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800 !! rowspan="5" colspan="2"|Hackaton (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

"Content day"? Ed Cherlin, Yamandu, OLE?

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

; Place: CIC Teaching room.

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

;9am: Room open. Unscheduled fun!
;9:30am: Yamandu ("Teacher Training")
;10am: Desktop "legacy" compatibility. (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
;11am: Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
;12pm-2pm: Lunch!
;2pm: Community (Mel Chua / Greg DeK / Yamandu)
;3pm: Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
;4pm: Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu)
;5pm-7pm: Dinner
;7pm: Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
;8pm: C. Scott Ananian / Tomeu Vizoso
;9pm: Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)

== Thursday the 20th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"| Collaboration presentations and brainstorming (Brendan, Morgs)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
! 1400 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Draft roadmap and priorities (9.1/0.84); sugarlabs/olpc coordination
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
! 1800 || ||
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Pub/NN talk @ Harvard (1900-2100)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

{|border=1
! Time !! 15th Floor Room || London Room
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Portfolio (Walter/Evangelina)
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1100 ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||rowspan="5"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1400 ||
|-
| 1500 ||
|-
| 1600 ||
|-
| 1700 ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 || ||
|-
| 2100 || ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Media Lab ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Party
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

Talk:Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T21:08:28Z

CScott: /* Thursday the 20th */ Add Brendan's talk?

:Can we make this more readable; something like http://live.gnome.org/Boston2008/GUIHackfest ? Also promote it from the Talk: page? [[User:CScott|CScott]] 21:06, 13 November 2008 (UTC)

== Monday the 17th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800 !! rowspan="5" colspan="2"|Hackaton (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

; Place: CIC Teaching room.

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

;9am: Room open. Unscheduled fun!
;10am: Desktop "legacy" compatibility. (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
;11am: Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
;12pm-2pm: Lunch!
;2pm: Community (Mel Chua / Greg DeK)
;3pm: Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
;4pm: Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu)
;5pm-7pm: Dinner
;7pm: Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
;8pm: C. Scott Ananian / Tomeu Vizoso
;9pm: Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)

== Thursday the 20th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"| Collaboration presentations and brainstorming (Brendan, Morgs)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
! 1400 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Draft roadmap and priorities (9.1/0.84); sugarlabs/olpc coordination
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
! 1800 || ||
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Pub/NN talk @ Harvard (1900-2100)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

{|border=1
! Time !! 15th Floor Room || London Room
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Portfolio
|-
| 1100 ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||rowspan="5"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1400 ||
|-
| 1500 ||
|-
| 1600 ||
|-
| 1700 ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 || ||
|-
| 2100 || ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Media Lab ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Party
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

Talk:Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T21:06:34Z

CScott: plea

:Can we make this more readable; something like http://live.gnome.org/Boston2008/GUIHackfest ? Also promote it from the Talk: page? [[User:CScott|CScott]] 21:06, 13 November 2008 (UTC)

== Monday the 17th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800 !! rowspan="5" colspan="2"|Hackaton (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

; Place: CIC Teaching room.

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

;9am: Room open. Unscheduled fun!
;10am: Desktop "legacy" compatibility. (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
;11am: Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
;12pm-2pm: Lunch!
;2pm: Community (Mel Chua / Greg DeK)
;3pm: Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
;4pm: Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu)
;5pm-7pm: Dinner
;7pm: Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
;8pm: C. Scott Ananian / Tomeu Vizoso
;9pm: Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)

== Thursday the 20th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
! 1400 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Draft roadmap and priorities (9.1/0.84); sugarlabs/olpc coordination
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
! 1800 || ||
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Pub/NN talk @ Harvard (1900-2100)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

{|border=1
! Time !! 15th Floor Room || London Room
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Portfolio
|-
| 1100 ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||rowspan="5"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1400 ||
|-
| 1500 ||
|-
| 1600 ||
|-
| 1700 ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 || ||
|-
| 2100 || ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Media Lab ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Party
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

Talk:Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T21:05:54Z

CScott: /* Thursday the 20th */ fix layout issues

== Monday the 17th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800 !! rowspan="5" colspan="2"|Hackaton (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

; Place: CIC Teaching room.

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

;9am: Room open. Unscheduled fun!
;10am: Desktop "legacy" compatibility. (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
;11am: Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
;12pm-2pm: Lunch!
;2pm: Community (Mel Chua / Greg DeK)
;3pm: Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
;4pm: Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu)
;5pm-7pm: Dinner
;7pm: Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
;8pm: C. Scott Ananian / Tomeu Vizoso
;9pm: Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)

== Thursday the 20th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
! 1400 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Draft roadmap and priorities (9.1/0.84); sugarlabs/olpc coordination
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
! 1800 || ||
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="3" colspan="2"|Pub/NN talk @ Harvard (1900-2100)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

{|border=1
! Time !! 15th Floor Room || London Room
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Portfolio
|-
| 1100 ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||rowspan="5"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1400 ||
|-
| 1500 ||
|-
| 1600 ||
|-
| 1700 ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 || ||
|-
| 2100 || ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Media Lab ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Party
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T21:00:00Z

CScott: /* Proposals */ Move proposals onto their own page.

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Proposals

2008-11-13T20:59:18Z

CScott: Moved proposals into its own page.

Here are all the proposals made to devel@, sugar@, and iaep@, grouped by proposer. I've grouped proposers by expected Sugarcamp attendance, but performed no other filtering.

== Expended to attend ==
=== C. Scott Ananian ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020385.html Journal, reloaded] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020387.html Legacy compatibility] (C. Scott Ananian]
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020403.html Security and isolation] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020406.html Translation improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020409.html "Asynchronous internet"] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020414.html Printing support] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020388.html Improving antitheft] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020389.html Update improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020411.html Fedora integration] (C. Scott Ananian)

=== Chris Ball ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020538.html Power] (Chris Ball/Richard Smith)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020733.html Language learning on the XO] (Chris Ball)

=== Walter Bender ===
* Portfolio (Walter Bender)

=== Edward Cherlin ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks] (Edward Cherlin)

=== Mel Chua ===
* [[User:Mchua/proposals#Sugarcamp brainstorm|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to]] (Mel Chua)

=== Eben Eliason ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020537.html Clarifying zoom] (Eben Eliason)

=== Paul Fox ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020530.html Shutdown menu] (Paul Fox)

=== Erik Garrison ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020552.html Performance] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020692.html Files] (Erik Garrison)

=== Marco Gritti ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities] (Marco Gritti)

=== Bernardo Innocenti ===
* [[InfrastructureTeam|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)

=== Greg de Koenigsberg ===
* [[MarketingTeam|The Gospel According to Sugar]]. How do we make the Sugar message ubiquitous? (Greg de Koenigsberg)

=== Martin Langhoff ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing] (Martin Langhoff)
* School Server Update (Martin Langhoff)

=== Yamandu Ploskonka ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO] (Yamandu Ploskonka)
* Interfacing with Wetware: Teacher Training (Yamandú Ploskonka)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (from Mikus Grinbergs, shared by Yama Ploskonka)

=== Michael Stone ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020729.html Uruguay observations] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020730.html What's an "Activity"?] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020731.html Activities as Building Blocks] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020728.html Forgotten tools] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020762.html Build Tools] (Michael Stone)

=== Tomeu Vizoso ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere] (Tomeu Vizoso)

== Possibly attending via telephone ==
=== Morgan Collett ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Link local collaboration] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2#Networking Server based collaboration, removing Presence Service, File Transfer / Journal Object sharing] (Morgan Collett)

=== Sayamindu Dasgupta ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)

== Not known to be attending ==

=== Mikus Grinbergs ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements] (Mikus Grinbergs)

=== Carlos Mauro ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing] (Carlos Mauro)

=== Deepak Saxena ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020545.html Filesystems] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020543.html Dealing with low memory/OOM] (Deepak Saxena)

Talk:Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T20:43:11Z

CScott: Pencil in Wed schedule, plus extra stuff from Bernie's whiteboard schedule.

== Monday the 17th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || rowspan="3"|Pre-meeting || rowspan="3"|Early birds contact [[User:Bernie]]
|-
| 1000
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
! 1800 !! rowspan="5" colspan="2"|Hackaton (Mel Chua)
|-
| 1900
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Tuesday the 18th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! CIC Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
! 1700 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Dinner
|-
| 1800
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 ||
|-
| 2100 ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Wednesday the 19th ==

; Place: CIC Teaching room.

See [[Sugarcamp/Proposals]] for the list of proposed talks, by speaker. Speakers are encouraged to fill in below with more details on what you plan to discuss or leave out, so that attendees can lobby you to change your mind!

Hour-long "topic" slots will probably be given 15 minutes per speaker, with 15 at the end for questions and discussion. For half-hour "person" slots, it is suggested that the speaker plan a 15-20 minute talk and leave 5-10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes to handover to the next speaker.

;9am: Room open. Unscheduled fun!
;10am: Desktop "legacy" compatibility. (Marco, C. Scott, Sayamindu by phone?)
;11am: Eben Eliason / Ed Cherlin
;12pm-2pm: Lunch!
;2pm: Community (Mel Chua / Greg DeK)
;3pm: Martin Langhoff / Chris Ball
;4pm: Internationalization (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu)
;5pm-7pm: Dinner
;7pm: Marco Gritti / Michael Stone
;8pm: C. Scott Ananian / Tomeu Vizoso
;9pm: Infrastructure (Bernie, Michael Stone)

== Thursday the 20th ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Teaching Room ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || ||
|-
| 1100 || ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 !! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Draft roadmap and priorities (9.1/0.84); sugarlabs/olpc coordination
|-
| 1500
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
! 1800 || ||
|-
! 1900 !! rowspan="4" colspan="2"|Pub/NN talk @ Harvard (1900-2100)
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

== Friday the 21st ==

{|border=1
! Time !! 15th Floor Room || London Room
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Portfolio
|-
| 1100 ||
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||rowspan="5"|Sugar Labs planning
|-
| 1400 ||
|-
| 1500 ||
|-
| 1600 ||
|-
| 1700 ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || ||
|-
| 2000 || ||
|-
| 2100 || ||
|-
| 2200 || ||
|}

== Saturday the 22nd ==

{|border=1
! Time !! Media Lab ||
|-
! 0900 || colspan="2"|Opening
|-
| 1000 || rowspan="2"|UI Brainstorm (Christian)
|-
| 1100
|-
! 1200 !! colspan="2"|Lunch
|-
| 1300 || ||
|-
| 1400 || ||
|-
| 1500 || ||
|-
| 1600 || ||
|-
| 1700 || ||
|-
| 1800 || ||
|-
| 1900 || rowspan="4"|Party
|-
| 2000
|-
| 2100
|-
| 2200
|}

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T19:40:31Z

CScott: /* XO specific */ grumble.

Participation is open to all Sugar and OLPC volunteers and employees!

For the '''XOCamp-2''', originally scheduled for November but now postponed to January, [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2 see here].

== Space-time coordinates ==

* Where: '''Cambridge MA, USA''' (exact location to be confirmed)
* When: '''November 17, 2008 - November 21, 2008'''

== Attendees ==

* C. Scott Ananian (speaker)
* Michael Stone (speaker)
* Chris Ball (speaker)
* Marco Gritti (Milan, Italy) (speaker)
* Tomeu Vizoso (Prague, Czech Republic) (speaker)
* Martin Langhoff (?) (speaker)
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] (Florence, Italy) (speaker)
* Walter Bender (at the end of the week) (speaker)
* Mel Chua (speaker)
* Wade Brainerd (Monday at least)
* Caroline Meeks
* David Farning
* Eben Eliason
* Greg de Koenigsberg
* Brian Jordan
* Edward [[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] Cherlin (Silicon Valley)
* Greg S. Will try to stop by when I can. Waiting to see the agenda to figure out exactly when.
* John Tierney
* Brendan Powers
*[[User:Yamaplos|Yamandú Ploskonka]] (speaker) 15th eve to 20th afternoon

== Proposals ==

I'm first going to list all the proposals, then group them, then attempt to schedule them. If you're reading this page now, I think I finished 'listing'. The first division I'll make is between people who will be present in person, and those who will not be attending; feel free to correct if you know you will/will not attend.

=== Expected to attend ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020385.html Journal, reloaded] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020387.html Legacy compatibility] (C. Scott Ananian]
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020403.html Security and isolation] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020406.html Translation improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020409.html "Asynchronous internet"] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020414.html Printing support] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020530.html Shutdown menu] (Paul Fox)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020543.html Dealing with low memory/OOM] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020537.html Clarifying zoom] (Eben Eliason)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020552.html Performance] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020692.html Files] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020729.html Uruguay observations] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020730.html What's an "Activity"?] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020731.html Activities as Building Blocks] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020733.html Language learning on the XO] (Chris Ball)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere] (Tomeu Vizoso)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing] (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020728.html Forgotten tools] (Michael Stone)
* School Server Update (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks] (Edward Cherlin)
* Portfolio (Walter Bender)
* [[User:Mchua/proposals#Sugarcamp brainstorm|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to]] (Mel Chua)
* [[InfrastructureTeam|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)
* [[MarketingTeam|The Gospel According to Sugar]]. How do we make the Sugar message ubiquitous? (Greg de Koenigsberg)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO] (Yamandu Ploskonka)
* Interfacing with Wetware: Teacher Training (Yamandú Ploskonka)

=== Possibly attending via telephone ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Link local collaboration] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2#Networking Server based collaboration, removing Presence Service, File Transfer / Journal Object sharing] (Morgan Collett)

=== Not known to be attending ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements] (Mikus Grinbergs)

=== Disputed ===

I think these are not appropriate for Sugarcamp, they are XO specific and would fit much better in January XOCamp. -- Marcopg
:I think that remaining ignorant of Sugar's most widespread distro is foolish. [[User:CScott|CScott]] 19:40, 13 November 2008 (UTC)

* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020388.html Improving antitheft] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020389.html Update improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020411.html Fedora integration] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020538.html Power] (Chris Ball/Richard Smith)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020545.html Filesystems] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020762.html Build Tools] (Michael Stone)

== Events ==

* [[Sugarcamp hackathon]] the evening of Monday, November 17. ([[User:Mchua|Mchua]] coordinating)

== Donations ==
These were donations made for the original XOcamp; the contributors need to be contacted to see whether they are willing to put the money towards a sugarcamp instead.

* [[User:CScott]] (cscott at cscott.net) has pledged $1000 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Mstone|Michael Stone]] (michael at laptop.org) has pledged $1000 for ''speakers''
* Christoph ( christoph at olpcnews.com) has pledged $100 for ''anyone''
* [[User:Ohshima]] (yoshiki at vpri.org) has pledged $50 for ''anyone''
* An anonymous donor has pledged $800.
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020435.html Peter Robinson] pledged $50.
* George Mavrothalassitis pledged $50.
* [[User:garycmartin|Gary]] (gary at garycmartin dot com) has paypaled $100 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] has paypaled $42.42 as a symbolic gesture to fund ''sugar developers and supporters''

== Housing ==

* Bill Bogstad can a twin bed in a basement. One person for the entire time period. Confirmed for Sugarcamp.
* Mel Chua (and Chris Carrick) <s>can take 2 guests</s> (update: both mattresses in our guest room are full, we are housing two guests for Sugarcamp - hurrah!) We do live 15min walking from the airport for those with weird flight times who don't mind air mattresses or the sofa in the living room. (mel at laptop)
* The [http://www.acetarium.com/ Acetarium] and its dépendence reserved royal suites for their valued Italian attendees (bernie and marcopg).
* Tomeu is hosted by Adam and Seth, arriving the 16th at 9.45PM and leaving on the 23rd at 6.05PM.

== Housing Requested ==

* need an indoor surface to spread a sleeping bag the night of Saturday. I am arriving Saturday, but accommodations previously arranged begin the evening of Sunday... Yama Ploskonka

== Adopt a speaker! ==
These are out-of-town speakers (and links to their proposals) who could present at Sugarcamp.

''Please feel free to add anyone I've missed; I just compiled this quickly by scanning emails to [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/ devel@] and [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/ sugar@] with 'Proposal' in the title. If you're one of the listed developers, please add your location and the approximate cost of airfare, if you can determine it -- or remove yourself if you've made a proposal but aren't actually interested in attending, or can donate your own travel costs. I tried to roughly sort by number of proposals made (talks to be given).''

; Marco Pesenti Gritti (marcopg).
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities]
: From: Milan, Italy. Cost: booked for US$542.

; Tomeu Vizoso
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere], others?
: From: Prague, Czech Republic Cost: booked for US$720

; Sayamindu Dasgupta (unmadindu)
: Sugar developer/Translation lead
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond]
: From: Kolkata, India Cost: $1400

; Carlos Mauro
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing]
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Martin Langhoff
: School server developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing], School Server Update
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Mikus Grinbergs?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements]

; Edward Cherlin
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks]
: From: Cupertino CA Cost: $300

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T19:38:10Z

CScott: Undo revision 11336 by Marcopg (Talk)

Participation is open to all Sugar and OLPC volunteers and employees!

For the '''XOCamp-2''', originally scheduled for November but now postponed to January, [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2 see here].

== Space-time coordinates ==

* Where: '''Cambridge MA, USA''' (exact location to be confirmed)
* When: '''November 17, 2008 - November 21, 2008'''

== Attendees ==

* C. Scott Ananian (speaker)
* Michael Stone (speaker)
* Chris Ball (speaker)
* Marco Gritti (Milan, Italy) (speaker)
* Tomeu Vizoso (Prague, Czech Republic) (speaker)
* Martin Langhoff (?) (speaker)
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] (Florence, Italy) (speaker)
* Walter Bender (at the end of the week) (speaker)
* Mel Chua (speaker)
* Wade Brainerd (Monday at least)
* Caroline Meeks
* David Farning
* Eben Eliason
* Greg de Koenigsberg
* Brian Jordan
* Edward [[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] Cherlin (Silicon Valley)
* Greg S. Will try to stop by when I can. Waiting to see the agenda to figure out exactly when.
* John Tierney
* Brendan Powers
*[[User:Yamaplos|Yamandú Ploskonka]] (speaker) 15th eve to 20th afternoon

== Proposals ==

I'm first going to list all the proposals, then group them, then attempt to schedule them. If you're reading this page now, I think I finished 'listing'. The first division I'll make is between people who will be present in person, and those who will not be attending; feel free to correct if you know you will/will not attend.

=== Expected to attend ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020385.html Journal, reloaded] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020387.html Legacy compatibility] (C. Scott Ananian]
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020403.html Security and isolation] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020406.html Translation improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020409.html "Asynchronous internet"] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020414.html Printing support] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020530.html Shutdown menu] (Paul Fox)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020543.html Dealing with low memory/OOM] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020537.html Clarifying zoom] (Eben Eliason)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020552.html Performance] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020692.html Files] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020729.html Uruguay observations] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020730.html What's an "Activity"?] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020731.html Activities as Building Blocks] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020733.html Language learning on the XO] (Chris Ball)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere] (Tomeu Vizoso)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing] (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020728.html Forgotten tools] (Michael Stone)
* School Server Update (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks] (Edward Cherlin)
* Portfolio (Walter Bender)
* [[User:Mchua/proposals#Sugarcamp brainstorm|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to]] (Mel Chua)
* [[InfrastructureTeam|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)
* [[MarketingTeam|The Gospel According to Sugar]]. How do we make the Sugar message ubiquitous? (Greg de Koenigsberg)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO] (Yamandu Ploskonka)
* Interfacing with Wetware: Teacher Training (Yamandú Ploskonka)

=== Possibly attending via telephone ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Link local collaboration] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2#Networking Server based collaboration, removing Presence Service, File Transfer / Journal Object sharing] (Morgan Collett)

=== Not known to be attending ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements] (Mikus Grinbergs)

=== XO specific ===

I think these are not appropriate for Sugarcamp, they are XO specific and would fit much better in January XOCamp. -- Marcopg

* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020388.html Improving antitheft] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020389.html Update improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020411.html Fedora integration] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020538.html Power] (Chris Ball/Richard Smith)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020545.html Filesystems] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020762.html Build Tools] (Michael Stone)

== Events ==

* [[Sugarcamp hackathon]] the evening of Monday, November 17. ([[User:Mchua|Mchua]] coordinating)

== Donations ==
These were donations made for the original XOcamp; the contributors need to be contacted to see whether they are willing to put the money towards a sugarcamp instead.

* [[User:CScott]] (cscott at cscott.net) has pledged $1000 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Mstone|Michael Stone]] (michael at laptop.org) has pledged $1000 for ''speakers''
* Christoph ( christoph at olpcnews.com) has pledged $100 for ''anyone''
* [[User:Ohshima]] (yoshiki at vpri.org) has pledged $50 for ''anyone''
* An anonymous donor has pledged $800.
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020435.html Peter Robinson] pledged $50.
* George Mavrothalassitis pledged $50.
* [[User:garycmartin|Gary]] (gary at garycmartin dot com) has paypaled $100 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] has paypaled $42.42 as a symbolic gesture to fund ''sugar developers and supporters''

== Housing ==

* Bill Bogstad can a twin bed in a basement. One person for the entire time period. Confirmed for Sugarcamp.
* Mel Chua (and Chris Carrick) <s>can take 2 guests</s> (update: both mattresses in our guest room are full, we are housing two guests for Sugarcamp - hurrah!) We do live 15min walking from the airport for those with weird flight times who don't mind air mattresses or the sofa in the living room. (mel at laptop)
* The [http://www.acetarium.com/ Acetarium] and its dépendence reserved royal suites for their valued Italian attendees (bernie and marcopg).
* Tomeu is hosted by Adam and Seth, arriving the 16th at 9.45PM and leaving on the 23rd at 6.05PM.

== Housing Requested ==

* need an indoor surface to spread a sleeping bag the night of Saturday. I am arriving Saturday, but accommodations previously arranged begin the evening of Sunday... Yama Ploskonka

== Adopt a speaker! ==
These are out-of-town speakers (and links to their proposals) who could present at Sugarcamp.

''Please feel free to add anyone I've missed; I just compiled this quickly by scanning emails to [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/ devel@] and [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/ sugar@] with 'Proposal' in the title. If you're one of the listed developers, please add your location and the approximate cost of airfare, if you can determine it -- or remove yourself if you've made a proposal but aren't actually interested in attending, or can donate your own travel costs. I tried to roughly sort by number of proposals made (talks to be given).''

; Marco Pesenti Gritti (marcopg).
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities]
: From: Milan, Italy. Cost: booked for US$542.

; Tomeu Vizoso
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere], others?
: From: Prague, Czech Republic Cost: booked for US$720

; Sayamindu Dasgupta (unmadindu)
: Sugar developer/Translation lead
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond]
: From: Kolkata, India Cost: $1400

; Carlos Mauro
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing]
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Martin Langhoff
: School server developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing], School Server Update
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Mikus Grinbergs?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements]

; Edward Cherlin
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks]
: From: Cupertino CA Cost: $300

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T19:37:22Z

CScott: Undo revision 11339 by Marcopg (Talk)

Participation is open to all Sugar and OLPC volunteers and employees!

For the '''XOCamp-2''', originally scheduled for November but now postponed to January, [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2 see here].

== Space-time coordinates ==

* Where: '''Cambridge MA, USA''' (exact location to be confirmed)
* When: '''November 17, 2008 - November 21, 2008'''

== Attendees ==

* C. Scott Ananian (speaker)
* Michael Stone (speaker)
* Chris Ball (speaker)
* Marco Gritti (Milan, Italy) (speaker)
* Tomeu Vizoso (Prague, Czech Republic) (speaker)
* Martin Langhoff (?) (speaker)
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] (Florence, Italy) (speaker)
* Walter Bender (at the end of the week) (speaker)
* Mel Chua (speaker)
* Wade Brainerd (Monday at least)
* Caroline Meeks
* David Farning
* Eben Eliason
* Greg de Koenigsberg
* Brian Jordan
* Edward [[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] Cherlin (Silicon Valley)
* Greg S. Will try to stop by when I can. Waiting to see the agenda to figure out exactly when.
* John Tierney
* Brendan Powers
*[[User:Yamaplos|Yamandú Ploskonka]] (speaker) 15th eve to 20th afternoon

== Proposals ==

I'm first going to list all the proposals, then group them, then attempt to schedule them. If you're reading this page now, I think I finished 'listing'. The first division I'll make is between people who will be present in person, and those who will not be attending; feel free to correct if you know you will/will not attend.

=== Expected to attend ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020385.html Journal, reloaded] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020387.html Legacy compatibility] (C. Scott Ananian]
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020403.html Security and isolation] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020406.html Translation improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020409.html "Asynchronous internet"] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020414.html Printing support] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020530.html Shutdown menu] (Paul Fox)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020543.html Dealing with low memory/OOM] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020537.html Clarifying zoom] (Eben Eliason)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020552.html Performance] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020692.html Files] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020729.html Uruguay observations] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020730.html What's an "Activity"?] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020731.html Activities as Building Blocks] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020733.html Language learning on the XO] (Chris Ball)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere] (Tomeu Vizoso)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing] (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020728.html Forgotten tools] (Michael Stone)
* School Server Update (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks] (Edward Cherlin)
* Portfolio (Walter Bender)
* [[User:Mchua/proposals#Sugarcamp brainstorm|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to]] (Mel Chua)
* [[InfrastructureTeam|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)
* [[MarketingTeam|The Gospel According to Sugar]]. How do we make the Sugar message ubiquitous? (Greg de Koenigsberg)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO] (Yamandu Ploskonka)
* Interfacing with Wetware: Teacher Training (Yamandú Ploskonka)

=== Possibly attending via telephone ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Link local collaboration] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2#Networking Server based collaboration, removing Presence Service, File Transfer / Journal Object sharing] (Morgan Collett)

=== Not known to be attending ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements] (Mikus Grinbergs)

== Events ==

* [[Sugarcamp hackathon]] the evening of Monday, November 17. ([[User:Mchua|Mchua]] coordinating)

== Donations ==
These were donations made for the original XOcamp; the contributors need to be contacted to see whether they are willing to put the money towards a sugarcamp instead.

* [[User:CScott]] (cscott at cscott.net) has pledged $1000 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Mstone|Michael Stone]] (michael at laptop.org) has pledged $1000 for ''speakers''
* Christoph ( christoph at olpcnews.com) has pledged $100 for ''anyone''
* [[User:Ohshima]] (yoshiki at vpri.org) has pledged $50 for ''anyone''
* An anonymous donor has pledged $800.
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020435.html Peter Robinson] pledged $50.
* George Mavrothalassitis pledged $50.
* [[User:garycmartin|Gary]] (gary at garycmartin dot com) has paypaled $100 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] has paypaled $42.42 as a symbolic gesture to fund ''sugar developers and supporters''

== Housing ==

* Bill Bogstad can a twin bed in a basement. One person for the entire time period. Confirmed for Sugarcamp.
* Mel Chua (and Chris Carrick) <s>can take 2 guests</s> (update: both mattresses in our guest room are full, we are housing two guests for Sugarcamp - hurrah!) We do live 15min walking from the airport for those with weird flight times who don't mind air mattresses or the sofa in the living room. (mel at laptop)
* The [http://www.acetarium.com/ Acetarium] and its dépendence reserved royal suites for their valued Italian attendees (bernie and marcopg).
* Tomeu is hosted by Adam and Seth, arriving the 16th at 9.45PM and leaving on the 23rd at 6.05PM.

== Housing Requested ==

* need an indoor surface to spread a sleeping bag the night of Saturday. I am arriving Saturday, but accommodations previously arranged begin the evening of Sunday... Yama Ploskonka

== Adopt a speaker! ==
These are out-of-town speakers (and links to their proposals) who could present at Sugarcamp.

''Please feel free to add anyone I've missed; I just compiled this quickly by scanning emails to [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/ devel@] and [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/ sugar@] with 'Proposal' in the title. If you're one of the listed developers, please add your location and the approximate cost of airfare, if you can determine it -- or remove yourself if you've made a proposal but aren't actually interested in attending, or can donate your own travel costs. I tried to roughly sort by number of proposals made (talks to be given).''

; Marco Pesenti Gritti (marcopg).
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities]
: From: Milan, Italy. Cost: booked for US$542.

; Tomeu Vizoso
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere], others?
: From: Prague, Czech Republic Cost: booked for US$720

; Sayamindu Dasgupta (unmadindu)
: Sugar developer/Translation lead
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond]
: From: Kolkata, India Cost: $1400

; Carlos Mauro
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing]
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Martin Langhoff
: School server developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing], School Server Update
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Mikus Grinbergs?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements]

; Edward Cherlin
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks]
: From: Cupertino CA Cost: $300

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T01:17:43Z

CScott: /* Proposals */ first pass at grouping proposals, by attendance.

Participation is open to all Sugar and OLPC volunteers!

== Space-time coordinates ==

* Where: '''Cambridge MA, USA''' (exact location to be confirmed)
* When: '''November 17, 2008 - November 21, 2008'''

== Attendees ==

* C. Scott Ananian (speaker)
* Michael Stone (speaker)
* Chris Ball (speaker)
* Marco Gritti (Milan, Italy) (speaker)
* Tomeu Vizoso (Prague, Czech Republic) (speaker)
* Martin Langhoff (?) (speaker)
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] (Florence, Italy) (speaker)
* Walter Bender (at the end of the week) (speaker)
* Mel Chua (speaker)
* Wade Brainerd (Monday at least)
* Caroline Meeks
* David Farning
* Eben Eliason
* Greg de Koenigsberg
* Brian Jordan
* Edward [[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] Cherlin (Silicon Valley)
* Greg S. Will try to stop by when I can. Waiting to see the agenda to figure out exactly when.

== Proposals ==

I'm first going to list all the proposals, then group them, then attempt to schedule them. If you're reading this page now, I think I finished 'listing'. The first division I'll make is between people who will be present in person, and those who will not be attending; feel free to correct if you know you will/will not attend.

=== Expected to attend ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020385.html Journal, reloaded] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020387.html Legacy compatibility] (C. Scott Ananian]
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020388.html Improving antitheft] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020389.html Update improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020403.html Security and isolation] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020406.html Translation improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020409.html "Asynchronous internet"] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020411.html Fedora integration] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020414.html Printing support] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020530.html Shutdown menu] (Paul Fox)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020537.html Clarifying zoom] (Eben Eliason)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020538.html Power] (Chris Ball/Richard Smith)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020543.html Dealing with low memory/OOM] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020545.html Filesystems] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020552.html Performance] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020692.html Files] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020728.html Forgotten tools] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020729.html Uruguay observations] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020730.html What's an "Activity"?] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020731.html Activities as Building Blocks] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020733.html Language learning on the XO] (Chris Ball)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020762.html Build Tools] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere] (Tomeu Vizoso)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing] (Martin Langhoff)
* School Server Update (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks] (Edward Cherlin)
* Portfolio (Walter Bender)
* [[User:Mchua/proposals#Sugarcamp brainstorm|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to]] (Mel Chua)
* [[InfrastructureTeam|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)
* [[MarketingTeam|The Gospel According to Sugar]]. How do we make the Sugar message ubiquitous? (Greg de Koenigsberg)

=== Possibly attending via telephone ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)

=== Not known to be attending ===
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Link local collaboration] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2#Networking Server based collaboration, removing Presence Service, File Transfer / Journal Object sharing] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO] (Yamandu Ploskonka)

== Events ==

* [[Sugarcamp hackathon]] the evening of Monday, November 17. ([[User:Mchua|Mchua]] coordinating)

== Donations ==
These were donations made for the original XOcamp; the contributors need to be contacted to see whether they are willing to put the money towards a sugarcamp instead.

* [[User:CScott]] (cscott at cscott.net) has pledged $1000 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Mstone|Michael Stone]] (michael at laptop.org) has pledged $1000 for ''speakers''
* Christoph ( christoph at olpcnews.com) has pledged $100 for ''anyone''
* [[User:Ohshima]] (yoshiki at vpri.org) has pledged $50 for ''anyone''
* An anonymous donor has pledged $800.
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020435.html Peter Robinson] pledged $50.
* George Mavrothalassitis pledged $50.
* [[User:garycmartin|Gary]] (gary at garycmartin dot com) has paypaled $100 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] has paypaled $42.42 as a symbolic gesture to fund ''sugar developers and supporters''

== Housing ==
These were people willing to host speakers during XOcamp; they need to be contacted regarding their willingness to host for Sugarcamp.

* Bill Bogstad can a twin bed in a basement. One person for the entire time period. Confirmed for Sugarcamp.
* Mel Chua (and Chris Carrick) <s>can take 2 guests</s> (update: both mattresses in our guest room are full, we are housing two guests for Sugarcamp - hurrah!) We do live 15min walking from the airport for those with weird flight times who don't mind air mattresses or the sofa in the living room. (mel at laptop)
* The [http://www.acetarium.com/ Acetarium] and its dépendence reserved royal suites for their valued Italian attendees (bernie and marcopg).
* Tomeu is hosted by Adam and Seth, arriving the 16th at 9.45PM and leaving on the 23rd at 6.05PM.

== Adopt a speaker! ==
These are out-of-town speakers (and links to their proposals) who could present at Sugarcamp.

''Please feel free to add anyone I've missed; I just compiled this quickly by scanning emails to [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/ devel@] and [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/ sugar@] with 'Proposal' in the title. If you're one of the listed developers, please add your location and the approximate cost of airfare, if you can determine it -- or remove yourself if you've made a proposal but aren't actually interested in attending, or can donate your own travel costs. I tried to roughly sort by number of proposals made (talks to be given).''

; Marco Pesenti Gritti (marcopg).
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities]
: From: Milan, Italy. Cost: booked for US$542.

; Tomeu Vizoso
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere], others?
: From: Prague, Czech Republic Cost: booked for US$720

; Sayamindu Dasgupta (unmadindu)
: Sugar developer/Translation lead
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond]
: From: Kolkata, India Cost: $1400

; Carlos Mauro
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing]
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Martin Langhoff
: School server developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing], School Server Update
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Mikus Grinbergs?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements]

; Edward Cherlin
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks]
: From: Cupertino CA Cost: $300

; Yamandu Ploskonka?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO]
: From: ? Cost: ?

Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008

2008-11-13T01:14:13Z

CScott: /* Proposals */ Added the rest of the proposals from the mailing list. Let the organization begin!

Participation is open to all Sugar and OLPC volunteers!

== Space-time coordinates ==

* Where: '''Cambridge MA, USA''' (exact location to be confirmed)
* When: '''November 17, 2008 - November 21, 2008'''

== Attendees ==

* C. Scott Ananian (speaker)
* Michael Stone (speaker)
* Chris Ball (speaker)
* Marco Gritti (Milan, Italy) (speaker)
* Tomeu Vizoso (Prague, Czech Republic) (speaker)
* Martin Langhoff (?) (speaker)
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] (Florence, Italy) (speaker)
* Walter Bender (at the end of the week) (speaker)
* Mel Chua (speaker)
* Wade Brainerd (Monday at least)
* Caroline Meeks
* David Farning
* Eben Eliason
* Greg de Koenigsberg
* Brian Jordan
* Edward [[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] Cherlin (Silicon Valley)
* Greg S. Will try to stop by when I can. Waiting to see the agenda to figure out exactly when.

== Proposals ==

I'm first going to list all the proposals, then group them, then attempt to schedule them. If you're reading this page now, I'm still in the 'listing' phase.

* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020385.html Journal, reloaded] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020387.html Legacy compatibility] (C. Scott Ananian]
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020388.html Improving antitheft] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020389.html Update improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020403.html Security and isolation] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020406.html Translation improvements] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020409.html "Asynchronous internet"] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020411.html Fedora integration] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020414.html Printing support] (C. Scott Ananian)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020530.html Shutdown menu] (Paul Fox)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020537.html Clarifying zoom] (Eben Eliason)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020538.html Power] (Chris Ball/Richard Smith)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020543.html Dealing with low memory/OOM] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020545.html Filesystems] (Deepak Saxena)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020552.html Performance] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020692.html Files] (Erik Garrison)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020728.html Forgotten tools] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020729.html Uruguay observations] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020730.html What's an "Activity"?] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020731.html Activities as Building Blocks] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020733.html Language learning on the XO] (Chris Ball)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020762.html Build Tools] (Michael Stone)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities] (Marco Gritti)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere] (Tomeu Vizoso)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond] (Sayamindu Dasgupta)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing] (Carlos Mauro)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing] (Martin Langhoff)
* School Server Update (Martin Langhoff)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements] (Mikus Grinbergs)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Link local collaboration] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XOcamp_2#Networking Server based collaboration, removing Presence Service, File Transfer / Journal Object sharing] (Morgan Collett)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks] (Edward Cherlin)
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO] (Yamandu Ploskonka)
* Portfolio (Walter Bender)
* [[User:Mchua/proposals#Sugarcamp brainstorm|Brainstorm: Making SugarLabs the easiest project ever to contribute to]] (Mel Chua)
* [[InfrastructureTeam|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)
* [[MarketingTeam|The Gospel According to Sugar]]. How do we make the Sugar message ubiquitous? (Greg de Koenigsberg)

== Events ==

* [[Sugarcamp hackathon]] the evening of Monday, November 17. ([[User:Mchua|Mchua]] coordinating)

== Donations ==
These were donations made for the original XOcamp; the contributors need to be contacted to see whether they are willing to put the money towards a sugarcamp instead.

* [[User:CScott]] (cscott at cscott.net) has pledged $1000 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Mstone|Michael Stone]] (michael at laptop.org) has pledged $1000 for ''speakers''
* Christoph ( christoph at olpcnews.com) has pledged $100 for ''anyone''
* [[User:Ohshima]] (yoshiki at vpri.org) has pledged $50 for ''anyone''
* An anonymous donor has pledged $800.
* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020435.html Peter Robinson] pledged $50.
* George Mavrothalassitis pledged $50.
* [[User:garycmartin|Gary]] (gary at garycmartin dot com) has paypaled $100 for ''sugar developers''
* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] has paypaled $42.42 as a symbolic gesture to fund ''sugar developers and supporters''

== Housing ==
These were people willing to host speakers during XOcamp; they need to be contacted regarding their willingness to host for Sugarcamp.

* Bill Bogstad can a twin bed in a basement. One person for the entire time period. Confirmed for Sugarcamp.
* Mel Chua (and Chris Carrick) <s>can take 2 guests</s> (update: both mattresses in our guest room are full, we are housing two guests for Sugarcamp - hurrah!) We do live 15min walking from the airport for those with weird flight times who don't mind air mattresses or the sofa in the living room. (mel at laptop)
* The [http://www.acetarium.com/ Acetarium] and its dépendence reserved royal suites for their valued Italian attendees (bernie and marcopg).
* Tomeu is hosted by Adam and Seth, arriving the 16th at 9.45PM and leaving on the 23rd at 6.05PM.

== Adopt a speaker! ==
These are out-of-town speakers (and links to their proposals) who could present at Sugarcamp.

''Please feel free to add anyone I've missed; I just compiled this quickly by scanning emails to [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/ devel@] and [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/ sugar@] with 'Proposal' in the title. If you're one of the listed developers, please add your location and the approximate cost of airfare, if you can determine it -- or remove yourself if you've made a proposal but aren't actually interested in attending, or can donate your own travel costs. I tried to roughly sort by number of proposals made (talks to be given).''

; Marco Pesenti Gritti (marcopg).
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020595.html Desktop compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020597.html Top Five performance problems], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020598.html Web-based activities]
: From: Milan, Italy. Cost: booked for US$542.

; Tomeu Vizoso
: Core Sugar developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html View source everywhere], others?
: From: Prague, Czech Republic Cost: booked for US$720

; Sayamindu Dasgupta (unmadindu)
: Sugar developer/Translation lead
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020400.html Legacy compatibility], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020415.html i18n and l18n in 9.1 and beyond]
: From: Kolkata, India Cost: $1400

; Carlos Mauro
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020695.html MouseTrap for Sugar], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020694.html Per-Country Sugar themes], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020696.html Usability testing]
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Martin Langhoff
: School server developer
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020416.html Printing], School Server Update
: From: ? Cost: ?

; Mikus Grinbergs?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020436.html Submitting homework], [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020566.html Control Panel improvements]

; Edward Cherlin
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2008-October/020447.html Textbooks]
: From: Cupertino CA Cost: $300

; Yamandu Ploskonka?
: Proposals: [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/2008-October/009472.html Report Cards on XO]
: From: ? Cost: ?

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; NOTE : the ''version'' parameter is the number displayed in the ''source'' page in the <tt>[ID# xxxxx]</tt> of the language-navigation blue bar. Keeping this number updated to the LAST version you 'translated' or 'updated' will ease updating the page when following the <tt>diff</tt> link in your page, as it will show those changes in the original from your last update.

== Samples ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 }}
<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original
| version_display = versión traducida
| diff_display = últimos cambios <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original | version_display = versión traducida | diff_display = últimos cambios }}

[[Category:Language support]]
[[Category:Languages (international)]]
[[Category:Template]]
</noinclude>

Template:Translation

2008-11-08T03:26:12Z

CScott: Don't let Polyglot redirect the 'original' link.

<div style="border-top:1px solid #888888; border-bottom:1px solid #888888; margin:0px;">
<table width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="background-color:#d0e6f9; color:grey">
<tr>
<td align="left">  <font size="1">{{:Template:Translation/translation of/lang-{{{lang}}}}} '''[[{{{source}}}|{{{source_display|{{{source}}}}}}]]'''</font></td>
<td align="right"><font size="1">'''<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{{source}}}|oldid={{{version}}&redirect=no}}} {{{version_display|{{:Template:Translation/original/lang-{{{lang}}}}}}}}]</span>'''</font>  </td>
</tr><tr>
<td align="left">  {{:{{{source}}}/translations|translated={{{lang}}}}} <small class="plainlinks">   [{{fullurl:{{{source}}}/translations|action=edit}} +/-] </small></td>
<td align="right"><font size="1">'''<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{{source}}}|diff=current&oldid={{{version}}}}} {{{diff_display|{{:Template:Translation/changes/lang-{{{lang}}}}}}}}]</span>'''</font>  </td>
</tr>
</table>
</div><includeonly>{{#ifeq: {{{status|xx}}} | {{translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}}} | {{Translation/no translation/lang-{{{lang}}} | source = {{{source}}} }} [[Category:{{#ifexist:Template:Translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}|{{translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}}}|Translations wanted/lang-{{{lang}}} }}]] {{ {{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}||:}}{{{source}}} }} | {{#ifeq:{{{status|}}} | {{translation/incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}}} | {{#ifexist:Template:translation/translation-incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}|{{translation/translation-incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}}}|{{translation/translation-incomplete/lang-en}} }}[[Category:Ongoing translations/lang-{{{lang}}}]] | [[Category:Translations lang-{{{lang}}}]]}} }}</includeonly><noinclude>
This template (in conjunction with [[Template:Translations]]—note the plural—and the <tt>source/translations</tt> page) are used to better keep track of the [[:Category:Translated Pages]] and the [[translating]] effort to lower the language barrier of the project.<font size="-1">
{| align="right" style="color:white;"
|-
| style="background:#0093d0;" | raw || style="background:#76aac4;" | light || style="background:#3b9fca;" | mid
|-
| style="background:#76aac4;" | #76aac4 || style="background:#3b9fca;" | #3b9fca || style="background:#0093d0;" | #0093d0
|- style="color:black;"
| style="background:#3b9fca;" | #3b9fca || style="background:#0093d0;" | #0093d0 || style="background:#76aac4;" | #76aac4
|}</font>

NOTE: The (blue) color scheme is based on the 'arrow' used for the ''Community'' in the [http://www.laptop.org laptop.org] site. A sample of colors used or thought about can be seen on the right, with further explorations found in the [[Sandbox#Translation & multilingual boxes|Sandbox]]. Comments about them are welcome.

== Usage ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation
| lang = <-- 2/3 character language-code of the translation—ie: <tt>en, es, ...</tt> -->
| source = <-- Source page name—ie: "The OLPC Wiki" (sans quotes) -->
| version = <-- Version ID# of the edition being translated or last updated -->
| ''source_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string to the source link above
default = value of ''source'' -->
| ''version_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string for the translated ''version'' link
default = "original" -->
| ''diff_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string for the ''differences'' to current link
default = "diff" -->
<nowiki>}}</nowiki>

; NOTE : the ''version'' parameter is the number displayed in the ''source'' page in the <tt>[ID# xxxxx]</tt> of the language-navigation blue bar. Keeping this number updated to the LAST version you 'translated' or 'updated' will ease updating the page when following the <tt>diff</tt> link in your page, as it will show those changes in the original from your last update.

== Samples ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 }}
<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original
| version_display = versión traducida
| diff_display = últimos cambios <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original | version_display = versión traducida | diff_display = últimos cambios }}

[[Category:Language support]]
[[Category:Languages (international)]]
[[Category:Template]]
</noinclude>

Template:Translation

2008-11-08T03:10:13Z

CScott: Use HTML table to suppress spurious <p> in template expansion.

<div style="border-top:1px solid #888888; border-bottom:1px solid #888888; margin:0px;">
<table width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="background-color:#d0e6f9; color:grey">
<tr>
<td align="left">  <font size="1">{{:Template:Translation/translation of/lang-{{{lang}}}}} '''[[{{{source}}}|{{{source_display|{{{source}}}}}}]]'''</font></td>
<td align="right"><font size="1">'''<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{{source}}}|oldid={{{version}}}}} {{{version_display|{{:Template:Translation/original/lang-{{{lang}}}}}}}}]</span>'''</font>  </td>
</tr><tr>
<td align="left">  {{:{{{source}}}/translations|translated={{{lang}}}}} <small class="plainlinks">   [{{fullurl:{{{source}}}/translations|action=edit}} +/-] </small></td>
<td align="right"><font size="1">'''<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{{source}}}|diff=current&oldid={{{version}}}}} {{{diff_display|{{:Template:Translation/changes/lang-{{{lang}}}}}}}}]</span>'''</font>  </td>
</tr>
</table>
</div><includeonly>{{#ifeq: {{{status|xx}}} | {{translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}}} | {{Translation/no translation/lang-{{{lang}}} | source = {{{source}}} }} [[Category:{{#ifexist:Template:Translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}|{{translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}}}|Translations wanted/lang-{{{lang}}} }}]] {{ {{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}||:}}{{{source}}} }} | {{#ifeq:{{{status|}}} | {{translation/incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}}} | {{#ifexist:Template:translation/translation-incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}|{{translation/translation-incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}}}|{{translation/translation-incomplete/lang-en}} }}[[Category:Ongoing translations/lang-{{{lang}}}]] | [[Category:Translations lang-{{{lang}}}]]}} }}</includeonly><noinclude>
This template (in conjunction with [[Template:Translations]]—note the plural—and the <tt>source/translations</tt> page) are used to better keep track of the [[:Category:Translated Pages]] and the [[translating]] effort to lower the language barrier of the project.<font size="-1">
{| align="right" style="color:white;"
|-
| style="background:#0093d0;" | raw || style="background:#76aac4;" | light || style="background:#3b9fca;" | mid
|-
| style="background:#76aac4;" | #76aac4 || style="background:#3b9fca;" | #3b9fca || style="background:#0093d0;" | #0093d0
|- style="color:black;"
| style="background:#3b9fca;" | #3b9fca || style="background:#0093d0;" | #0093d0 || style="background:#76aac4;" | #76aac4
|}</font>

NOTE: The (blue) color scheme is based on the 'arrow' used for the ''Community'' in the [http://www.laptop.org laptop.org] site. A sample of colors used or thought about can be seen on the right, with further explorations found in the [[Sandbox#Translation & multilingual boxes|Sandbox]]. Comments about them are welcome.

== Usage ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation
| lang = <-- 2/3 character language-code of the translation—ie: <tt>en, es, ...</tt> -->
| source = <-- Source page name—ie: "The OLPC Wiki" (sans quotes) -->
| version = <-- Version ID# of the edition being translated or last updated -->
| ''source_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string to the source link above
default = value of ''source'' -->
| ''version_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string for the translated ''version'' link
default = "original" -->
| ''diff_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string for the ''differences'' to current link
default = "diff" -->
<nowiki>}}</nowiki>

; NOTE : the ''version'' parameter is the number displayed in the ''source'' page in the <tt>[ID# xxxxx]</tt> of the language-navigation blue bar. Keeping this number updated to the LAST version you 'translated' or 'updated' will ease updating the page when following the <tt>diff</tt> link in your page, as it will show those changes in the original from your last update.

== Samples ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 }}
<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original
| version_display = versión traducida
| diff_display = últimos cambios <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original | version_display = versión traducida | diff_display = últimos cambios }}

[[Category:Language support]]
[[Category:Languages (international)]]
[[Category:Template]]
</noinclude>

Template:Translationlist

2008-11-08T03:04:51Z

CScott: Remove a newline that was causing a spurious <p> to be added.

{{#ifeq:{{{translated}}}|ORIGINAL|'''{{langname-{{{origlang|en}}}}}'''|[[{{{source|{{#if:{{NAMESPACEE}}|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}|{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}}}}/lang-orig|{{langname-{{{origlang|en}}}}}]]}} {{#if:{{{1|}}}| {{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{#if:{{NAMESPACEE}}|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}|{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}}}} | lang = {{{1}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{2|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{2}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{3|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{3}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{4|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{4}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{5|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{5}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{6|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{6}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{7|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{7}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{8|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{8}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{9|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{9}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{10|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{10}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{11|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{11}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{12|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{12}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{13|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{13}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{14|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{14}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{15|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{15}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{16|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{16}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{17|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{17}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{18|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{18}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{19|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{19}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{20|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{20}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }} {{#if:{{{21|}}}|
{{!}} {{translationlist/item| source = {{{source|{{NAMESPACEE}}:{{BASEPAGENAMEE}}}}} | lang = {{{21}}} | translated = {{{translated}}} }} }}

Template:Translation

2008-11-08T02:59:00Z

CScott: Trying to get rid of a spurious <p>

<div style="border-top:1px solid #888888; border-bottom:1px solid #888888; margin:0px;">
{| width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="background-color:#d0e6f9; color:grey"
|-
|  align=left |   <font size="1">{{:Template:Translation/translation of/lang-{{{lang}}}}} '''[[{{{source}}}|{{{source_display|{{{source}}}}}}]]'''</font>
|  align=right | <font size="1">'''<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{{source}}}|oldid={{{version}}}}} {{{version_display|{{:Template:Translation/original/lang-{{{lang}}}}}}}}]</span>'''</font>  
|-
| align=left |   {{{{{source}}}/translations|translated={{{lang}}}}} <small class="plainlinks">   [{{fullurl:{{{source}}}/translations|action=edit}} +/-] </small>
| align=right | <font size="1">'''<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{{source}}}|diff=current&oldid={{{version}}}}} {{{diff_display|{{:Template:Translation/changes/lang-{{{lang}}}}}}}}]</span>'''</font>  
|-
|}
</div><includeonly>{{#ifeq: {{{status|xx}}} | {{translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}}} | {{Translation/no translation/lang-{{{lang}}} | source = {{{source}}} }} [[Category:{{#ifexist:Template:Translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}|{{translation/wanted/lang-{{{lang}}}}}|Translations wanted/lang-{{{lang}}} }}]] {{ {{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}||:}}{{{source}}} }} | {{#ifeq:{{{status|}}} | {{translation/incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}}} | {{#ifexist:Template:translation/translation-incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}|{{translation/translation-incomplete/lang-{{{lang}}}}}|{{translation/translation-incomplete/lang-en}} }}[[Category:Ongoing translations/lang-{{{lang}}}]] | [[Category:Translations lang-{{{lang}}}]]}} }}</includeonly><noinclude>
This template (in conjunction with [[Template:Translations]]—note the plural—and the <tt>source/translations</tt> page) are used to better keep track of the [[:Category:Translated Pages]] and the [[translating]] effort to lower the language barrier of the project.<font size="-1">
{| align="right" style="color:white;"
|-
| style="background:#0093d0;" | raw || style="background:#76aac4;" | light || style="background:#3b9fca;" | mid
|-
| style="background:#76aac4;" | #76aac4 || style="background:#3b9fca;" | #3b9fca || style="background:#0093d0;" | #0093d0
|- style="color:black;"
| style="background:#3b9fca;" | #3b9fca || style="background:#0093d0;" | #0093d0 || style="background:#76aac4;" | #76aac4
|}</font>

NOTE: The (blue) color scheme is based on the 'arrow' used for the ''Community'' in the [http://www.laptop.org laptop.org] site. A sample of colors used or thought about can be seen on the right, with further explorations found in the [[Sandbox#Translation & multilingual boxes|Sandbox]]. Comments about them are welcome.

== Usage ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation
| lang = <-- 2/3 character language-code of the translation—ie: <tt>en, es, ...</tt> -->
| source = <-- Source page name—ie: "The OLPC Wiki" (sans quotes) -->
| version = <-- Version ID# of the edition being translated or last updated -->
| ''source_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string to the source link above
default = value of ''source'' -->
| ''version_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string for the translated ''version'' link
default = "original" -->
| ''diff_display'' = <-- OPTIONAL - display string for the ''differences'' to current link
default = "diff" -->
<nowiki>}}</nowiki>

; NOTE : the ''version'' parameter is the number displayed in the ''source'' page in the <tt>[ID# xxxxx]</tt> of the language-navigation blue bar. Keeping this number updated to the LAST version you 'translated' or 'updated' will ease updating the page when following the <tt>diff</tt> link in your page, as it will show those changes in the original from your last update.

== Samples ==

<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534 }}
<nowiki>{{</nowiki> Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original
| version_display = versión traducida
| diff_display = últimos cambios <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{ Translation | lang = es | source = The OLPC Wiki | version = 30534
| source_display = original | version_display = versión traducida | diff_display = últimos cambios }}

[[Category:Language support]]
[[Category:Languages (international)]]
[[Category:Template]]
</noinclude>