BrazilianEvents:2011/FISL:2011

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[en-US] This is the plan for Mozilla participation in <a href="http://softwarelivre.org/fisl12/">Fórum Internacional do Software Livre 12 (FISL)</a>, which will take place from June 29 to July 2, 2011 at <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=pt-BR&geocode=&q=av+ipiranga,+6681,+porto+alegre,+brazil&sll=-29.958504,-51.229248&sspn=0.502095,0.961304&g=porto+alegre,+brazil&ie=UTF8&ll=-30.055704,-51.169124&spn=0.007838,0.01502&t=h&z=16">Centro de Convenções da PUC-RS in the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil</a>. Information in this doc can be displayed in either english or portuguese. Feel free to use the language you're most familiar with.


[pt-BR] Este é o plano de participação da Mozilla no <a href="http://softwarelivre.org/fisl12">Fórum Internacional do Software Livre 12 (FISL)</a>, que ocorrerá entre 29 de Junho a 2 de julho de 2011 no <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=pt-BR&geocode=&q=av+ipiranga,+6681,+porto+alegre,+brazil&sll=-29.958504,-51.229248&sspn=0.502095,0.961304&g=porto+alegre,+brazil&ie=UTF8&ll=-30.055704,-51.169124&spn=0.007838,0.01502&t=h&z=16">Centro de Eventos da PUC-RS em Porto Alegre, Brasil</a>. As informações contidas neste documento podem ser inseridas em inglês ou português. Fique à vontade para usar a língua com a qual tiver maior familiaridade.


FISL Proposed main Talks

FISL Proposed contributors Talks

Mozilla cares about your opinion: Learn how to submit it!

  • Description: The idea of the talk is teach to audience what Mozilla is, how to collaborate (in an effective way) with them with feedback, ideas, bugs detected and helping to test the applications. Besides, will be described the rapid release cycle of Firefox.
  • Speaker: Santiago Hollmann


FISL Approved main Talks

You and me, keeping the web open together

  • Speaker: Stormy Peters
  • Date: June 29
  • Time: 11:00
  • Location: 41-A fisl 1, 351 lugares
  • Description: The web is an integral part of modern day life from education to communication to business. It's important that the web stay open in order to be accessible to everyone, to foster innovation and further development. It's also important that individuals and businesses have control of their data and their lives on the web. In order for that to happen, web developers need to use open technologies that respect individuals' ability to shape their own experience on their internet. Come learn and discuss what is being done to promote open technologies among web developers. Promoting open web technologies includes speaking, blogging and creating resources that make learning and choosing technologies that promote openness, interoperability and innovation on the web.Keeping the web open is important. It's important for innovation, it's important to businesses and it's important for all users. Come join us in working to keep the web open and accessible for everyone.

Firefox, Modern Browsers, and the Web: Where things are going next

  • Speaker: Chris Hoffman
  • Date: June 30
  • Time: 11:00
  • Location: 40-T fisl 8, 536 lugares
  • Description: An update on the spread of Firefox 4, Adoption of HTML5 on the web,Mozilla's new faster release cycles, and what new features are on the horizon. I'll also talk about the how developers and other participants from across Brasil are getting invovled in Mozilla, and how you can too.

Tópicos Emergentes HTML5 e CSS3 com Javascript, reconquistando a web!

  • Speaker: Felipe Nacimento de Moura
  • Date: June 30
  • Time: 12:00
  • Location: 41-F fisl 6, 250 lugares
  • Description: [Felipe to insert].

SUMO — How Mozilla supports 400 Million users with six employees

  • Speaker: Michael Verdi
  • Date: June 30
  • Time: 14:00
  • Location: 41-A fisl 1, 351 lugares
  • Description:This talk will be about how we support 400 Million users with six employees, by including our community contributors and giving them the right tools on hand. It will give a high level overview of how support is handled by one big open source project, featuring our own tailor-made software Kitsune, and covering the four pillars, written docs, public questions & answers, personal problem solving, and outreach.

From Alex Polvi's Crop Circle to Today's Team Firefox

  • Description:Were you a part of Alex Polvi's famous Firefox crop circle that appeared overnight in an oat field in Oregon? Or, were you one of the 8 million people who helped Firefox make it into the Guinness Book of World Records in 24 hours during, "Download Day." Or, maybe you were one of the thousands of people who helped fund a 2-page Firefox ad in the New York Times? Even if you missed being a part of all those community-driven marketing events, there's many more yet to come!Mozilla, a non-profit, doesn't have the financial resources to rival Microsoft's and Google's large-scale marketing efforts. Instead, what Mozilla does have is the ability to generate and leverage the power of a highly inspiring social movement carried out by legions of dedicated Mozillians. Maybe you're thinking, Mozilla Firefox is just lucky! It's definitely not luck. With limited resources, staying competitive and compelling as your market landscape shifts is a huge challenge. We'll share some of Mozilla's best kept "secrets" and teach you creative low-cost tactics to engage your supporters and stand out amongst the increasing noise. Learn how to engage and mobilize eager volunteers into a well-oiled marketing team of over 300 and foster hundreds of thousands of supporters.
  • Speaker: Mary Colvig

FISL Approved contributors Talks

Desenvolvendo extensões para Mozilla Firefox (Developing Add-ons for Mozilla Firefox)

  • Speaker: Armando Neto
  • Date: June 29
  • Time: 17:00
  • Location: 41-B fisl 2, 350 lugares
  • Descrição: Palestra introdutória sobre desenvolvimento extensões no navegador de internet Mozilla Firefox. Serão abordados os seguintes tópicos: História, motivação, arquitetura do kit de desevolvimento, ambiente de desenvolvimento, exemplos práticos e o futuro.

Additional Mozilla Activities at FISL

Meet the Fox

  • The Firefox will be walking the conference floor and handing out goodies.

Community Meetup

  • Date: June 28th
  • Time: 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
  • Location: Coral Tower Trade Center Hotel, Protasio Alves Avenue 2966, www.Coraltower.com.br
  • Confirm your participation by signing up here:
    • Chris Hofmann
    • Sergio Oliveira

Community Participation in Booth and Other Activities

Links and References

Who will be there?

  • Rodrigo Padula (confirmed)
  • Chris Hoffman (confirmed)
  • Stormy Peters (confirmed)
  • Mary Colvig (confirmed)
  • Armando Neto (confirmed)
  • Sergio Oliveira (confirmed)
  • Marcelo Araldi (confirmed)
  • Marcio galli (to be confirmed)
  • Christiano Alves (to be confirmed)
  • Eduardo Urcullu (to be confirmed)
  • Fabricio Zuardi (confirmed)
  • Reuben Morais (confirmed)
  • Felipe Gomes (confirmed)
  • Michael Verdi (confirmed)

Room List & Hotel Info

Please note your arrival date and departure date, as well as if you need a room. Our hotel: Coral Tower Trade Center Hotel, Protasio Alves Avenue 2966. www.Coraltower.com.br

Name Arrival Date Departure Date Roommate (if applicable) Accommodations Needed (Y/N)
Sergio Oliveira 06/28/2011 07/03/2011 Y
Armando Neto 06/28/2011 07/02/2011 Rodrigo Padula Y
Chris Hofmann 06/27/2011 07/01/2011 Y
Rodrigo Padula 06/27/2011 07/02/2011 Armando Neto Y
Reuben Morais 06/28/2011 07/03/2011 Y
Michael Verdi 06/27/2011 07/03/2011 Y
Felipe Gomes 06/27/2011 07/03/2011 Y
Fabricio Zuardi 06/28/2011 07/03/2011 Y
Stormy Peters 06/28/2011 06/30/2011 Y

Contact information

  • Rodrigo Padula - contato AT rodrigopadula DOT com - Local Contributor and FISL Organization Committee
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