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Canberra Google Wave Hackathon Day - **This is not an ACTAPUG event, although we fully support and promote it in the spirit of community**
Saturday 8th August
PROGRAM:
9:30am Registration
10:00am Talks
A presenter from Google (details available soon) will give an
introduction to the Wave API.
If you have already been developing for Wave, please consider giving a
short presentation about what you have done (doesn't have to be a
formal presentation).
12:00 pm Brainstorming Lunch (BYO or we will take orders & payment
for pizza at registration)
1:00 pm Hacking
5:00 pm Demos
7:00 pm Head out for dinner at restaurant (at your own cost).
LOCATION: Room N101, CIST Building, ANU, North Road, Canberra
You must register if you wish to attend so that a Google Wave
Developer sandbox account can be created for you. Registrations will
close on Tuesday, 4th August so that the accounts can be created.
Numbers are limited, so please register as soon as possible at:
http://tr.im/cbrwave
This day is being organised by volunteers who are interested in Google
Wave development and thought it would be useful to have a Google Wave
developers day in Canberra. Please indicate if you are willing to
assist with organising and running the day. Contact brenda@moon.net.au
for more information.
We will be providing WiFi internet access, but you will need to bring
your own computer. Please have a look at the developer information on
the Google Wave site (http://code.google.com/apis/wave/) as an
introduction.
Hi All,
I am trying to organise speakers for this months meeting, and have approached Anthony Steve from the Department of Innovation to give a case study on business.gov.au and Smartforms, as well as Stafford Cooper from the same Department to give a presentation and overview on the Australian Government Online Services Portal (AGOSP). I expect that they will be more than happy to present, however I do expect it to be a longer than normal meeting and intend on starting it earlier than usual at around 4pm.
I also suspect that our usual venue will not do and will need to sort a new venue, which means I probably need to source sponsorship as well. Adobe do sponsor the group for catering to $250 which will not be enough for this meeting, so if anyone in the group has ideas regarding venue or sponsorship please contact me.
I will be driving attendance to this together with AGIMO as they expressed an interest in supporting the group and attending User Group meetings to increase Smartforms awareness and usage across Government. I find this extremely exciting and hope that you all do too.
Cheers,
Rae
PS. please see my personal blog for the latest updates in relation to the new Government 2.0 Taskforce and other bits and pieces http://raebuerckner.com
This event is on hold while logistics are sorted out.
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