Grassroots bootcamp/Schedule

June 7-8 (Sat-Sun) - Grassroots unconference

See Grassroots unconference for more information.

10am-11:30am - Introductions and round-table mini-spiels on what everyone's grassroots group is up to, biggest vents/gripes/problems-to-fix; updating list of projects to tackle during the week.
11:30am-12:30pm - Information gathering party - create/update a survey/directory of existing grassroots groups and projects those groups are doing
12:30pm-2pm - Lunch, open work time
2pm-4pm - break up into subteams to work on various problems (we may have a brainstorm for each first, if teams want them)
- "How to start a grassroots group" - a guide on what you'd tell new grassroots groups leaders about what you wish you'd known. Be sure to cover communication, meetups, events, and partnerships.
- How to run a Jam - fleshing out details of the upcoming weekend, generalizing this into a skeleton howto for putting together such an event
- So you want to run a grassroots bootcamp - meta-exercise on how others could run a bootcamp like the one we're in right now (it won't be finished, but a framework to put notes into throughout the week should be in place).
- Other subgroups that may have been defined during the morning
3:30pm - subteams present their deliverables, whatever state they're in
4pm - official end, but people can stay to work on projects

10am-noon - Roleplay being kids in an XO pilot (volunteer to serve turns as a "teacher")
- Constructionism 101
noon-1:30pm - Lunch with Kim Quirk. Kim will talk about (topics tentative, but likely)
- "OLPC APIs" - what interfaces between 1cc and olpc grassroots should exist? which ones do exist now?
- supply chain flow of laptops - how does the factory decide how many to produce, how do they get from quanta to whom, who decides that allocation? Essentially, the process that many view as "OLPC" is really a number of organizations working together to get XOs out to people... how does that work?
1:30pm-3:30pm - open work time. projects can include finishing up yesterday's, or things like
- how to start a pilot guide
- working with a classroom guide
- getting laptops and hardware guide
- "what's up with deployments?" guide
3:30pm - stand-up presentations on project progress
4pm - official end, but people can stay to work on projects

Grassroots groups support program / developers program / community program from OLPC: what's needed? Let's make it.
Newsletter/communications
Set up your group's webpage/wiki/mailing list/RT/trac/etc time
Practice setting up the above for the test Jam
Joining global efforts : support-gang, open working groups

See Grassroots Jam for more details.