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== Community Architecture for Fun and Profit == | == Community Architecture for Fun and Profit == | ||
'''ABSTRACT:''' A | '''ABSTRACT:''' A more advanced talk, focusing on the community building strategies and tactics implemented within Red Hat and the Fedora Project. This talk has many specific examples of the challenges of community building, and the benefits available for any business in adopting a community-first mindset as its model. | ||
'''TARGET AUDIENCE:''' People who are already members of OSS communities, and who want to go into detail about how create, grow, and maintain them. This talk is part of Red Hat's New Hire Orientation. | '''NOTE:''' This is a more "advanced" talk, with lots of information provided by the speaker that is not written on the slides. Make sure you are comfortable delivering ''Introduction to Fedora'' before you give this talk. | ||
'''TARGET AUDIENCE:''' People who are already members of OSS communities, and who want to go into detail about how create, grow, and maintain them. Especially useful to folks who have community leadership responsibilities. This talk is part of Red Hat's New Hire Orientation. | |||
* http://mspevack.fedorapeople.org/talks/community.odp | * http://mspevack.fedorapeople.org/talks/community.odp | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 30 May 2008
Presentations for use at any event
Presentations, talks, and papers by the Community Architecture team. Feel free to use, modify, translate, and share these. Send comments/suggestions/patches to community-architecture-list AT redhat DOT com
Introduction to Fedora
ABSTRACT: This deck is for anyone who wants to present a general overview of what Fedora is, why it is special, and how its community operates. Useful for Fedora Ambassadors to use as-is, or as an inspiration for their own talks.
TARGET AUDIENCE: People who have heard of free software, Red Hat, or Fedora, but who have never actively participated in a community. Users of OSS who need a little bit of encouragement in order to become contributors.
Community Architecture for Fun and Profit
ABSTRACT: A more advanced talk, focusing on the community building strategies and tactics implemented within Red Hat and the Fedora Project. This talk has many specific examples of the challenges of community building, and the benefits available for any business in adopting a community-first mindset as its model.
NOTE: This is a more "advanced" talk, with lots of information provided by the speaker that is not written on the slides. Make sure you are comfortable delivering Introduction to Fedora before you give this talk.
TARGET AUDIENCE: People who are already members of OSS communities, and who want to go into detail about how create, grow, and maintain them. Especially useful to folks who have community leadership responsibilities. This talk is part of Red Hat's New Hire Orientation.
- http://mspevack.fedorapeople.org/talks/community.odp
- http://mspevack.fedorapeople.org/talks/community.pdf
Fedora Stump Speech to Attract Contributors
ABSTRACT: This talk introduces people to Fedora with a strong focus on attracting them as contributors. Rather than focusing on the details of how to join, it presents many, many reasons why to join Fedora. There is a version for general audiences and developer audiences, with an emphasis on Java and OpenJDK.
TARGET AUDIENCE: People with an existing interest in open source, free culture, and collaborative communities, who may be using or contributing to open source already. Developer version is focused primarily on Java developer but can be adjusted for other languages.
FIXME: new links to talk needed due to wiki migration