Please help us better coordinate the DrupalCon portion of the conference by signing up for sessions! Read on for more details...

The afternoon portions of the conference will CMS-specific, and we've got quite a few drupal-specific session topics for you to choose from! I'd like to encourage you to take just a few minutes and indicate which sessions you'll likely attend by visiting our signup site, http://scratch.blkmtn.org , logging in w/ YOUR_DRUPAL.ORG_USERNAME@drupal.org and your drupal.org password (you can also create a new account on that site if you prefer, but logging in via distributed authentication will let you right in), browsing the available sessions, and signing up for those which you will likely attend.

Signing up is easy: Just below the description of a session, you'll see a small form--enter your email address and any comments/suggestions you have for the session moderator, and click 'Sign up'. That's it!

Here's a few important things to remember about the process:

  1. Signing up doesn't create any official obligation on your part, but instead allows you to offer input on the sessions and helps us to properly coordinate the sessions based on likely attendance--we need your help!
  2. All session times and lengths are tentative, and adjustments will be made based upon the data we get from people signing up. We'll do our best to avoid any conflicts between sessions that you've signed on for, but can't guarantee it.
  3. Some sessions might be pulled if not enough interest is shown
  4. And most importantly--try to only sign up for sessions which you have a high level of interest and investment. A good rule of thumb would be: only sign up for those sessions in areas which you'll be likely to invest time AFTER the conference!

Can't wait to see you all there!

Take care,

Chad

Comments

Chris Johnson’s picture

This should be obvious from the various bits of descriptive text floating around about the DrupalCon sessions, but just in case it is not: The people listed as moderators for each sessions are just that -- moderators. These are not presentations, but rather opportunities for participants to discuss the topic in a guided way.

Because of that, any suggestions given to the moderator in advance enhance the applicability of the sessions to the attendees' desires. Otherwise, the moderator is somewhat operating in a vacuum.

This is supposed to be a gentle nudge in the direction of contributing ideas and suggestions to the moderators of the sessions one has signed up for. Thanks.

KimaJako’s picture

Any Update on this?
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