Q1.12: Opening Plenary Presentation

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This document provides information about Linaro Connect Q1.12, including: - Welcoming new Linaro starters to the event. - The goal of Linaro Connect is for attendees to contribute to making ARM the best platform for Linux. - Details on the daily schedule format and how to personalize your schedule by accessing the scheduling system online or via mobile apps. - Important notes on checking the schedule regularly as it may change, requesting additional sessions, and available equipment for engineering rooms. - Contact information for audio/visual support, wireless, video recording, and the main point of contact. - Guidelines for presenting remotely or at the event, including uploading materials in advance and using

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Welcome to
Linaro Connect Q1.12
Event Sponsor

Slide 2
Welcome Linaro New Starters
Dong Aisheng, Rusty Russel,
Thiago Bauermann, Amber Graner,
Annamalai Lakshmanan, Marcus Lorentzon,
Omar Luna, Dimitry Antipov,
Andrey Konovalov, Anton Vorontsov,
Georgy Redkozubov, Kejun Zhou,
Hongbo Zhang

Slide 3
What is Linaro Connect
By the end of this week, you will have contributed to
making ARM the best platform on Linux

Slide 4
Daily Format
http://connect.linaro.org/schedule

Slide 5
Personalise Your Schedule
• Log-in to the Summit system -
http://summit.linaro.org/openid/login/?next=/lcq1-12/
• Subscribe or attend meetings
1. Laptop: Look for next to those sessions
2. Android Phone: Install the Linaro Connect
app and view Schedule  My schedule
3. Import the iCal feed into your calendar

Slide 6
Important Notes
• Check the schedule regularly – it changes!
• But each day’s schedule will be fixed at start of day
• If you want an extra session, raise the Blueprint and
get someone to “Accept” it on Launchpad
• If you want it at a specific time, then after it is Accepted, ask Arwen
to move it
• We have provided some equipment for the
engineering rooms
• If you need additional equipment, let Arwen know
• If you are not part of the current Working Groups, you
are very welcome to join their engineering sessions

Slide 7
Important People
• Audio Visuals: Terry Feirer (avdotcom)
• Wireless: Jim Warren (Qolcom)
• Video: Jason DeRose (Novacut)
• Scheduling system: Chris Johnston (Community)
• Hotel: Jeanette Moran (Sofitel)
• Anything else: Arwen Donaghey (Linaro)

Slide 8
Presenting at Linaro Connect
• Google Hangouts for meetings. Details at http://connect.linaro.org/remote
• Upload presentations & documents to the Hangout before you present
• Log in to Google Docs
• Look for “Collections Shared with Me” on the left margin
• Store the document in the correct meeting room folder
• Open it from the folder during the meeting, on your laptop or the Hangout laptop in the
room
• During a Session
• Please don’t move the webcam, speakers or microphones
• If you will be talking, move close to the microphones and / or talk loudly enough for people
in the Hangout to hear you
• Use the second screen for Etherpad minutes
• If you know there will be more than 9 people attending your session
remotely
• We have VoIP phones. Let Arwen know and we can set up a bridge

Slide 9
Demo Friday
•4 – 6pm on Friday
•Already 12 demos
•Your chance to shine
• Significant local interest
• What can you put together this week?
•To present
• Contact Amber Graner (agraner)
• Description for website *today*
• Poster before Tuesday

Slide 10
Finally, things to remember
• In an emergency...
• Valuables
• Communicate
• Blog (planet.linaro.org) and tweet/twitpic regularly (#linaroconnect)
• Socialise
• Games evening tonight
• For Team Dinners, Linaro will cover if your main meal costs less
than $20
• Consider others
• Pace yourself

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Q1.12: Opening Plenary Presentation

1. Welcome to Linaro Connect Q1.12 Event Sponsor

2. Slide 2 Welcome Linaro New Starters Dong Aisheng, Rusty Russel, Thiago Bauermann, Amber Graner, Annamalai Lakshmanan, Marcus Lorentzon, Omar Luna, Dimitry Antipov, Andrey Konovalov, Anton Vorontsov, Georgy Redkozubov, Kejun Zhou, Hongbo Zhang

3. Slide 3 What is Linaro Connect By the end of this week, you will have contributed to making ARM the best platform on Linux

4. Slide 4 Daily Format http://connect.linaro.org/schedule

5. Slide 5 Personalise Your Schedule • Log-in to the Summit system - http://summit.linaro.org/openid/login/?next=/lcq1-12/ • Subscribe or attend meetings 1. Laptop: Look for next to those sessions 2. Android Phone: Install the Linaro Connect app and view Schedule  My schedule 3. Import the iCal feed into your calendar

6. Slide 6 Important Notes • Check the schedule regularly – it changes! • But each day’s schedule will be fixed at start of day • If you want an extra session, raise the Blueprint and get someone to “Accept” it on Launchpad • If you want it at a specific time, then after it is Accepted, ask Arwen to move it • We have provided some equipment for the engineering rooms • If you need additional equipment, let Arwen know • If you are not part of the current Working Groups, you are very welcome to join their engineering sessions

7. Slide 7 Important People • Audio Visuals: Terry Feirer (avdotcom) • Wireless: Jim Warren (Qolcom) • Video: Jason DeRose (Novacut) • Scheduling system: Chris Johnston (Community) • Hotel: Jeanette Moran (Sofitel) • Anything else: Arwen Donaghey (Linaro)

8. Slide 8 Presenting at Linaro Connect • Google Hangouts for meetings. Details at http://connect.linaro.org/remote • Upload presentations & documents to the Hangout before you present • Log in to Google Docs • Look for “Collections Shared with Me” on the left margin • Store the document in the correct meeting room folder • Open it from the folder during the meeting, on your laptop or the Hangout laptop in the room • During a Session • Please don’t move the webcam, speakers or microphones • If you will be talking, move close to the microphones and / or talk loudly enough for people in the Hangout to hear you • Use the second screen for Etherpad minutes • If you know there will be more than 9 people attending your session remotely • We have VoIP phones. Let Arwen know and we can set up a bridge

9. Slide 9 Demo Friday •4 – 6pm on Friday •Already 12 demos •Your chance to shine • Significant local interest • What can you put together this week? •To present • Contact Amber Graner (agraner) • Description for website *today* • Poster before Tuesday

10. Slide 10 Finally, things to remember • In an emergency... • Valuables • Communicate • Blog (planet.linaro.org) and tweet/twitpic regularly (#linaroconnect) • Socialise • Games evening tonight • For Team Dinners, Linaro will cover if your main meal costs less than $20 • Consider others • Pace yourself

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