A general OpenCSA MS webinar is a great
idea and of course, is remote for presenters and easy to download for
interested parties, see http://www.oasis-open.org/events/webinars/.
Webinars are not good for fluid TC work unless you are just doing an intro
slide set with audio to encourage more membership, which is also a possibility.
Webinars are always an option; for example
the ‘Market Awareness’ topic is good and/or I can pre-record the
presentation for the SOAWorld tutorial (also good for practice) and load
on OpenCSA MS pages and our event/webinar pages. We do not have the ability to
film live conferences unless we find a location (Like IBM in NY) that is set up
for remote broadcasting, and then participants can view through laptops, I
think? The live full media feeds are enormous files and virtual conferences are
not yet easy.
Does this help?
Dee
From: Mark Little
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Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 1:13
PM
To: Patil, Sanjay
Cc: Dee Schur;
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Subject: Re: [opencsa-ms] Three
OpenCSA Events this Fall
I think webinars as an archive is also a good idea. Not everyone will
be able to attend events and having something that people can go to as and when
they want, will be a benefit. The only trouble I can see with this is that of
outdated information, i.e., as the TCs do their work, we may need the ability
to associate a document with each webinar that indicates which slides etc. are
no longer correct.
Mark.
On 6 Aug 2007, at 18:08, Patil, Sanjay wrote:
I can not travel to NY for the SOA World
event. If there is a suitable event on the west coast, I can definitely try for
it.
Have we considered doing webinars for the
OASIS membership, etc. I think we can get a lot more people contributing to
webinars (since there won't be any travel involved).
-- Sanjay
From: Mark
Little [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, Aug 06, 2007 9:33 AM
To: Dee Schur
Cc: ;
Subject: Re: [opencsa-ms] Three
OpenCSA Events this Fall
On 6 Aug 2007, at 17:43, Dee Schur wrote:
So, just to keep me straight, there are actually 3 events that are all
occurring in the fall for this group:
1. SOAWorld (2 hour tutorial): 7-8
November-<http://www.infoworld.com/event/soa/07/november/>.
This looks like
the speakers are live in NY. Open to all possible contributors: so far
it
looks like Mark Little, Mike Rowley, Graham's referral, Sanjay Patil
has
volunteered.
Not quite. I'm coordinating (because that's the role I've got within
the group), but I'm not going to be able to present.
Mark.
2. IBM sponsored (vendor-neutral)
'SCA/SDO Market Awareness Road-Show'
- all vendors welcomed - 3 seminars in China end of August. Others in Europe
& the USA in ~ October to December - also live.
Current details are at:
<http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/offers/techbriefings/details/scasdo.html>
.
3. SCA Plenary Week plus new OASIS TC
meetings - Graham offered IBM, NY
for 24 September but not good for some participants. Still waiting
about a
17 September location but the facilities are not confirmed AND it is in
2
separate locations on West Coast of USA, but they are within miles.
Still,
this is difficult to coordinate.
This is a lot of activity for the MS in short period on time plus
launching
6 new TCs.
Is their any possible way to combine the SCA Plenary Week and the
SCA/SDO
Market Awareness Road Show in early October in USA?
Just a thought....
Dee
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