Maker Faire is on again for May 30-31 in San Mateo. Is there any chance Wikimedia will have a booth again? Or was that a one-time event for us?
-- Phoebe
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At this time, no. O'Reilly has not repeated their offer of free space (valued at a couple thousand bucks) and we're pretty overbooked in terms of other big communications work.
That being said... the 'call for makers' is still wide open, and I'm sure that local volunteers (with some tangential level of support from WMF) could at least get a small space and with a more DIY sort of resource situation, be in the space again.
http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2009/callformakers/
We certainly know the people who organize it, so maybe we could try to make that connection. Wild horses couldn't keep me away from the event, I know that much.
Jay, Sounds good, thanks for the update.
List members: are people interested in submitting a booth proposal? For non-commercial makers, it's free, but we need to submit a proposal with a "description of our project". The page is a little confusing -- it looks like the deadline was March 12, but they also say the deadline is March 31st. Either way we need to get going.
The page says that "We particularly encourage exhibits that are interactive and that highlight the process of making things" -- I think the demo part of the booth went over well last year (though I know internet access was a pain) -- maybe we could focus on "how to edit"? Or maybe focus on non-Wikipedia projects (how to make everything else)?
What do you all think? Reply to me or the list, if there's interest I'll start a wiki page and we can write up a little proposal.
Jay: can you do us a favor and ask your contacts if they are still accepting proposals? -- Phoebe
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 10:28 AM, Jay Walsh jwalsh@wikimedia.org wrote:
At this time, no. O'Reilly has not repeated their offer of free space (valued at a couple thousand bucks) and we're pretty overbooked in terms of other big communications work.
That being said... the 'call for makers' is still wide open, and I'm sure that local volunteers (with some tangential level of support from WMF) could at least get a small space and with a more DIY sort of resource situation, be in the space again.
http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2009/callformakers/
We certainly know the people who organize it, so maybe we could try to make that connection. Wild horses couldn't keep me away from the event, I know that much.
-- Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609
On Mar 18, 2009, at 9:14 AM, phoebe ayers wrote:
Maker Faire is on again for May 30-31 in San Mateo. Is there any chance Wikimedia will have a booth again? Or was that a one-time event for us?
-- Phoebe
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I'm definitely interested /as a wikip|median/ in participating if we can get something together :)
Cary
phoebe ayers wrote:
Jay, Sounds good, thanks for the update.
List members: are people interested in submitting a booth proposal? For non-commercial makers, it's free, but we need to submit a proposal with a "description of our project". The page is a little confusing -- it looks like the deadline was March 12, but they also say the deadline is March 31st. Either way we need to get going.
The page says that "We particularly encourage exhibits that are interactive and that highlight the process of making things" -- I think the demo part of the booth went over well last year (though I know internet access was a pain) -- maybe we could focus on "how to edit"? Or maybe focus on non-Wikipedia projects (how to make everything else)?
What do you all think? Reply to me or the list, if there's interest I'll start a wiki page and we can write up a little proposal.
Jay: can you do us a favor and ask your contacts if they are still accepting proposals? -- Phoebe
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 10:28 AM, Jay Walsh jwalsh@wikimedia.org wrote:
At this time, no. O'Reilly has not repeated their offer of free space (valued at a couple thousand bucks) and we're pretty overbooked in terms of other big communications work.
That being said... the 'call for makers' is still wide open, and I'm sure that local volunteers (with some tangential level of support from WMF) could at least get a small space and with a more DIY sort of resource situation, be in the space again.
http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2009/callformakers/
We certainly know the people who organize it, so maybe we could try to make that connection. Wild horses couldn't keep me away from the event, I know that much.
-- Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609
On Mar 18, 2009, at 9:14 AM, phoebe ayers wrote:
Maker Faire is on again for May 30-31 in San Mateo. Is there any chance Wikimedia will have a booth again? Or was that a one-time event for us?
-- Phoebe
MF was amazing. where else can you get firebreathing robots and sockpuppet-making kits? I hope to come out again.
Was wikihow there last year? How about "how to share great maker ideas", with a double booth shared with wikihow, showing off neat wikiversity tutorials, maker-style wikibook drafts, and where to publish amazing animated diagrams and schematics? You could highlight some of the fine illustrations from recent contests / from the philg project...
SJ
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 1:59 PM, Cary Bass cary@wikimedia.org wrote:
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I'm definitely interested /as a wikip|median/ in participating if we can get something together :)
Cary
phoebe ayers wrote:
Jay, Sounds good, thanks for the update.
List members: are people interested in submitting a booth proposal? For non-commercial makers, it's free, but we need to submit a proposal with a "description of our project". The page is a little confusing -- it looks like the deadline was March 12, but they also say the deadline is March 31st. Either way we need to get going.
The page says that "We particularly encourage exhibits that are interactive and that highlight the process of making things" -- I think the demo part of the booth went over well last year (though I know internet access was a pain) -- maybe we could focus on "how to edit"? Or maybe focus on non-Wikipedia projects (how to make everything else)?
What do you all think? Reply to me or the list, if there's interest I'll start a wiki page and we can write up a little proposal.
Jay: can you do us a favor and ask your contacts if they are still accepting proposals? -- Phoebe
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 10:28 AM, Jay Walsh jwalsh@wikimedia.org wrote:
At this time, no. O'Reilly has not repeated their offer of free space (valued at a couple thousand bucks) and we're pretty overbooked in terms of other big communications work.
That being said... the 'call for makers' is still wide open, and I'm sure that local volunteers (with some tangential level of support from WMF) could at least get a small space and with a more DIY sort of resource situation, be in the space again.
http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2009/callformakers/
We certainly know the people who organize it, so maybe we could try to make that connection. Wild horses couldn't keep me away from the event, I know that much.
-- Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609
On Mar 18, 2009, at 9:14 AM, phoebe ayers wrote:
Maker Faire is on again for May 30-31 in San Mateo. Is there any chance Wikimedia will have a booth again? Or was that a one-time event for us?
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Samuel Klein wrote:
MF was amazing. where else can you get firebreathing robots and sockpuppet-making kits? I hope to come out again.
Was wikihow there last year? How about "how to share great maker ideas", with a double booth shared with wikihow, showing off neat wikiversity tutorials, maker-style wikibook drafts, and where to publish amazing animated diagrams and schematics? You could highlight some of the fine illustrations from recent contests / from the philg project...
SJ
And a sockpuppet-making workshop!
- - c
wait, wait -- could you import a busload of children from the rural bayosphere? I bet they would feature a school fieldtrip as part of their educational program...
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 2:36 PM, Cary Bass cary@wikimedia.org wrote:
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Samuel Klein wrote:
MF was amazing. where else can you get firebreathing robots and sockpuppet-making kits? I hope to come out again.
Was wikihow there last year? How about "how to share great maker ideas", with a double booth shared with wikihow, showing off neat wikiversity tutorials, maker-style wikibook drafts, and where to publish amazing animated diagrams and schematics? You could highlight some of the fine illustrations from recent contests / from the philg project...
SJ
And a sockpuppet-making workshop!
- c
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I don't know if I can pull of a sockpuppet making workshop for 65K people... isn't that how many visited the booth last year? ;)
I sent on the Wikihow idea to our Wikihow partners in crime; it sounds like a fun idea to me.
I am willing to be the lead contact & send in the proposal if ya'll help write it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Maker_Faire
Jay talked to our contacts, and they are still taking proposals. But we need to send it in ASAP!
-- Phoebe
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Samuel Klein meta.sj@gmail.com wrote:
wait, wait -- could you import a busload of children from the rural bayosphere? I bet they would feature a school fieldtrip as part of their educational program...
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 2:36 PM, Cary Bass cary@wikimedia.org wrote:
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Samuel Klein wrote:
MF was amazing. where else can you get firebreathing robots and sockpuppet-making kits? I hope to come out again.
Was wikihow there last year? How about "how to share great maker ideas", with a double booth shared with wikihow, showing off neat wikiversity tutorials, maker-style wikibook drafts, and where to publish amazing animated diagrams and schematics? You could highlight some of the fine illustrations from recent contests / from the philg project...
SJ
And a sockpuppet-making workshop!
- c
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On 3/18/09 12:15 PM, phoebe ayers wrote:
I don't know if I can pull of a sockpuppet making workshop for 65K people... isn't that how many visited the booth last year? ;)
I sent on the Wikihow idea to our Wikihow partners in crime; it sounds like a fun idea to me.
Awesome, I was jut gonna suggest that. :D
I am willing to be the lead contact& send in the proposal if ya'll help write it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Maker_Faire
Jay talked to our contacts, and they are still taking proposals. But we need to send it in ASAP!
Whee!
-- brion
All, So I stepped through the sign up process to grab the information we'd need to formulate our proposal...some how they took the incomplete proposal and accepted it. So we're already in... sorry? I've pinged back the person that emailed me to check what is going on and the power/internet situation (since that is the only thing we really care about).
So uh... ye.a.. congrats on the well written proposal.
-Jon [[User:ShakataGaNai]]
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 14:55, Brion Vibber brion@wikimedia.org wrote:
On 3/18/09 12:15 PM, phoebe ayers wrote:
I don't know if I can pull of a sockpuppet making workshop for 65K people... isn't that how many visited the booth last year? ;)
I sent on the Wikihow idea to our Wikihow partners in crime; it sounds like a fun idea to me.
Awesome, I was jut gonna suggest that. :D
I am willing to be the lead contact& send in the proposal if ya'll help write it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Maker_Faire
Jay talked to our contacts, and they are still taking proposals. But we need to send it in ASAP!
Whee!
-- brion
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Just as a random update/note, I found that the Foundation was listed on the 2009 Exhibiting Companies page: http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2009/exhibitors/
And as an update. I've emailed with the people from Maker Faire. We are 'in' and I've gotten all the details like power/wired internet communicated.
-Jon [[User:ShakataGaNai]]
Awesome!
-- brion vibber (brion @ wikimedia.org)
On Mar 24, 2009, at 17:41, Jon Davis wiki@konsoletek.com wrote:
Just as a random update/note, I found that the Foundation was listed on the 2009 Exhibiting Companies page: http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2009/exhibitors/
And as an update. I've emailed with the people from Maker Faire. We are 'in' and I've gotten all the details like power/wired internet communicated.
-Jon [[User:ShakataGaNai]]
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Ok, so spill the beans... what's going to be done, what was in the proposal, what do you need help with? 8-)
Well the proposal actually turned out to be very simple. If you are curious you can read exactly what they wanted on the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Mak...
The only real item that needed answering was the Exhibit Description, here's what I wrote: *This year, the Wikimedia Foundation is showing off all of our projects, and attempting to highlight as many of their features as possible. Everyone has heard of Wikipedia, the world’s largest free encyclopedia, but did you know that anyone can edit it? In fact, we encourage everyone to give editing a try! Our volunteers will be there to help you along as you make your edits, should you wish to try it out. Additionally, we'll be showing off such projects as: Wikimedia Commons - a repository of over 4 million completely free images; Wikinews - the free news source you can write; Wikibooks - a free library of educational textbooks; and Wikiversity - the project dedicated to learning resources at every level of education. Never heard of some of these? All the more reason to come visit and learn more!*
I think the important things to do currently are as follows: #1 - Get the word out for more volunteers (Scheduling can be figured out later). I think the absolute minimum for any given time is 2 people. Last year I remember there being in excess of 4 people out "front" and more in back on the computers, at some points. #2 - Figure out how we want to show off and who's got the goods. Obviously we're going to have computers, Brion's noted on the wiki that he's got ~4 spare machines (which is probably enough). On the wiki the showing off of Recent Changes was suggested, what format should that be in? We might not have the space/ability to do a projector. LED Signs are also suggested (Which I think is cool) but who's got the signs and how are they going to be powered (I mean what computer is it going to be plugged into, and how is it going to get the data it needs)? #3 - Handouts. Business Cards? Moo Cards? Flyers? What do we actually want to have on them. Last year we gave out the book samplers, which I thought was an extremely easy way to talk people into the idea editing. The entire "Do you use Wikipedia? Yes, well have you ever edited? No, well here's a book that will help you get started" spiel. Handouts/Flyers are extremely cheap and to put out. Maybe we should have a few. One on how to edit, one on other wikimedia projects, or even one per project for some of the more popular projects.
We (the wikicomunity) are really good at getting things done when we need to, we just tend not to think about what we should do until too late. See also: the donation jar last year.
-Jon [[User:ShakataGaNai]]
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 14:48, George Herbert george.herbert@gmail.comwrote:
Ok, so spill the beans... what's going to be done, what was in the proposal, what do you need help with? 8-)
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Just as an update. I heard from Jack of wikiHow that they've also been accepted to Maker Faire. Hopefully we can work together with them and share resources where applicable.
-Jon
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 20:52, Jon Davis wiki@konsoletek.com wrote:
Well the proposal actually turned out to be very simple. If you are curious you can read exactly what they wanted on the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Mak...
The only real item that needed answering was the Exhibit Description, here's what I wrote: *This year, the Wikimedia Foundation is showing off all of our projects, and attempting to highlight as many of their features as possible. Everyone has heard of Wikipedia, the world’s largest free encyclopedia, but did you know that anyone can edit it? In fact, we encourage everyone to give editing a try! Our volunteers will be there to help you along as you make your edits, should you wish to try it out. Additionally, we'll be showing off such projects as: Wikimedia Commons - a repository of over 4 million completely free images; Wikinews - the free news source you can write; Wikibooks - a free library of educational textbooks; and Wikiversity - the project dedicated to learning resources at every level of education. Never heard of some of these? All the more reason to come visit and learn more!
I think the important things to do currently are as follows: #1 - Get the word out for more volunteers (Scheduling can be figured out later). I think the absolute minimum for any given time is 2 people. Last year I remember there being in excess of 4 people out "front" and more in back on the computers, at some points. #2 - Figure out how we want to show off and who's got the goods. Obviously we're going to have computers, Brion's noted on the wiki that he's got ~4 spare machines (which is probably enough). On the wiki the showing off of Recent Changes was suggested, what format should that be in? We might not have the space/ability to do a projector. LED Signs are also suggested (Which I think is cool) but who's got the signs and how are they going to be powered (I mean what computer is it going to be plugged into, and how is it going to get the data it needs)? #3 - Handouts. Business Cards? Moo Cards? Flyers? What do we actually want to have on them. Last year we gave out the book samplers, which I thought was an extremely easy way to talk people into the idea editing. The entire "Do you use Wikipedia? Yes, well have you ever edited? No, well here's a book that will help you get started" spiel. Handouts/Flyers are extremely cheap and to put out. Maybe we should have a few. One on how to edit, one on other wikimedia projects, or even one per project for some of the more popular projects.
We (the wikicomunity) are really good at getting things done when we need to, we just tend not to think about what we should do until too late. See also: the donation jar last year.
-Jon [[User:ShakataGaNai]]
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 14:48, George Herbert george.herbert@gmail.comwrote:
Ok, so spill the beans... what's going to be done, what was in the proposal, what do you need help with? 8-)
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Just as an update. I heard from Jack of wikiHow that they've also been accepted to Maker Faire. Hopefully we can work together with them and share resources where applicable.
-Jon
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 20:52, Jon Davis wiki@konsoletek.com wrote:
Well the proposal actually turned out to be very simple. If you are curious you can read exactly what they wanted on the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Mak er_Faire http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Francisco/Ma ker_Faire&oldid=278433661 &oldid=278433661
The only real item that needed answering was the Exhibit Description, here's what I wrote: This year, the Wikimedia Foundation is showing off all of our projects, and attempting to highlight as many of their features as possible. Everyone has heard of Wikipedia, the world's largest free encyclopedia, but did you know that anyone can edit it? In fact, we encourage everyone to give editing a try! Our volunteers will be there to help you along as you make your edits, should you wish to try it out. Additionally, we'll be showing off such projects as: Wikimedia Commons - a repository of over 4 million completely free images; Wikinews - the free news source you can write; Wikibooks - a free library of educational textbooks; and Wikiversity - the project dedicated to learning resources at every level of education. Never heard of some of these? All the more reason to come visit and learn more!
I think the important things to do currently are as follows: #1 - Get the word out for more volunteers (Scheduling can be figured out later). I think the absolute minimum for any given time is 2 people. Last year I remember there being in excess of 4 people out "front" and more in back on the computers, at some points. #2 - Figure out how we want to show off and who's got the goods. Obviously we're going to have computers, Brion's noted on the wiki that he's got ~4 spare machines (which is probably enough). On the wiki the showing off of Recent Changes was suggested, what format should that be in? We might not have the space/ability to do a projector. LED Signs are also suggested (Which I think is cool) but who's got the signs and how are they going to be powered (I mean what computer is it going to be plugged into, and how is it going to get the data it needs)? #3 - Handouts. Business Cards? Moo Cards? Flyers? What do we actually want to have on them. Last year we gave out the book samplers, which I thought was an extremely easy way to talk people into the idea editing. The entire "Do you use Wikipedia? Yes, well have you ever edited? No, well here's a book that will help you get started" spiel. Handouts/Flyers are extremely cheap and to put out. Maybe we should have a few. One on how to edit, one on other wikimedia projects, or even one per project for some of the more popular projects.
We (the wikicomunity) are really good at getting things done when we need to, we just tend not to think about what we should do until too late. See also: the donation jar last year.
-Jon [[User:ShakataGaNai]]
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 14:48, George Herbert george.herbert@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, so spill the beans... what's going to be done, what was in the proposal, what do you need help with? 8-)
On 4/2/09 4:12 PM, Jon Davis wrote:
Just as an update. I heard from Jack of wikiHow that they've also been accepted to Maker Faire. Hopefully we can work together with them and share resources where applicable.
Awesome. :D
Alas, it looks like I won't make it for Maker Faire this year as I'll be visiting family in Chicago that weekend. Will be happy to help with planning and making sure we've got some cool visualizations though!
-- brion
There actually is an 'education' day beforehand where exhibitors can get in front of a massive school audience.
I think aligning with any other volunteer groups would be fab too - students for free culture? EFF and creative commons will probably have tables set up there. Being close by would make a lot of sense. Wish I could commit some more resources, but I can say that this time next year we should be in a better position to have people and stuff to share.
That being said, I could probably provide a few more bags of buttons etc.
Oooo Buttons. How about a few of the giant Wikipedia stickers? Those are always favorites (and generally hidden away for good measure).
Anyways, I was curious myself if anything was going to be happening this year. So I'm totally game to help out how ever is needed. I can gather desktop computers to be used (if someone can find monitors) and related networking gear - should it be useful.
-Jon
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 12:40, Jay Walsh jwalsh@wikimedia.org wrote:
There actually is an 'education' day beforehand where exhibitors can get in front of a massive school audience.
I think aligning with any other volunteer groups would be fab too - students for free culture? EFF and creative commons will probably have tables set up there. Being close by would make a lot of sense. Wish I could commit some more resources, but I can say that this time next year we should be in a better position to have people and stuff to share.
That being said, I could probably provide a few more bags of buttons etc.
-- Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609
On Mar 18, 2009, at 11:42 AM, Samuel Klein wrote:
wait, wait -- could you import a busload of children from the rural bayosphere? I bet they would feature a school fieldtrip as part of their educational program...
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 2:36 PM, Cary Bass cary@wikimedia.org wrote:
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Samuel Klein wrote:
MF was amazing. where else can you get firebreathing robots and sockpuppet-making kits? I hope to come out again.
Was wikihow there last year? How about "how to share great maker ideas", with a double booth shared with wikihow, showing off neat wikiversity tutorials, maker-style wikibook drafts, and where to publish amazing animated diagrams and schematics? You could highlight some of the fine illustrations from recent contests / from the philg project...
SJ
And a sockpuppet-making workshop!
- c
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