Linux Users' Group of Davis
Call for Speakers
(Short version)
(The long version)
About LUGOD
The Linux Users' Group of Davis (LUGOD)
is a 501(c)7 not-for-proift whose goals are to advocate and educate
the local community on the subjects of Linux and Free/Open Source Software.
We hold regular meetings, installfests, demos, classes and exhibits,
and maintain minutes, photos and presentation slides from our previous
meetings.
LUGOD is made up of a diverse membership, including those from
UC Davis and the state capitol. Members are active on our various
mailing lists, and we keep in touch with other local user groups.
What to Expect at a Meeting
- Attendance: Between 15 and 75 members
- Location: Typically at the
Davis Public Library
- Audio/Visual: Projector and projection screen.
Also available upon request: limited Internet access, television/VCR,
Linux-based PC or laptop
How to Arrange
LUGOD meets on the
third Monday
of each month. See "Upcoming Meetings"
for the current schedule, then contact
pr@lugod.org to propose your
presentation.
Please supply:
- Your name, organization or project,
your position, and biographical info.
- A short title for your talk
- A summary blurb, describing your talk
- The technical level of your talk
(See our 'geek-o-meter
page' for an idea of the ratings we normally use.)
- What will you need from us? (A projector is assumed. Will you need
a computer? Internet access? A television?)
Anything Else? If you have any other questions or comments,
first check the long version of this document.
Then, feel free to let us know when we arrange your visit.
Thank you for your interest in speaking at LUGOD!
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