How To Run A Jam: Difference between revisions

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== Resources ==
== Resources ==

Revision as of 18:59, 9 June 2008



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This is a work in progress, being typed on right now by Brian Jordan and Mel Chua. Find us in #olpc-groups and join in!

What this guide is

Who this guide is for

Table of contents

You can choose to go through the materials in this guide in any of 3 different ways, though we suggest reading the Step by step guide first, then plotting out a Suggested timeline and following it while referring to Resources as needed.

Suggested timeline

For a time-based breakdown of tasks, see the resources in this section; this is where to go to find out what to do 1 month in advance, 2 weeks in advance, 2 days in advance, 1 day after, and so on.

Step by step

This section covers everything in detail, but without a timeline. These are the various topics and subtopics you'll have to deal with when running a Jam.

Resources

This is a quick reference to templates and resources used throughout this guide.