[TYPO3-t3board] Podcasting on snowboard tour

[Søren Schaffstein]

Hi Kasper,

I have 3 ideas of what I could speak of if you/community is interested:

1. Our extension ml_maps which allows really easy creation of maps in 
your website.

2. A short version of my speach at T3CON06 where I showed our extension 
ml_dbsync which allows automatic pagetree generation.

3. Demonstrate a TYPO3-made game we are going to publish as a card game 
  this year and have already as an online game. The online game is free 
(of course) and can be played in a german beta already. 
(http://www.schneller-als-kurz.de) Some english translations already 
exist. Try L=1 parameter... The categories according USA can be played 
in english as well (though marked with a german flag).

I think the game is perfect for learning more about people in the 
community you only know as email-addresses. A first glance on how the 
game works with people can be seen in the category "Essen 06".

My idea is to put in a picture and a few facts about every person in the 
community who likes to. Facts could be name, company, age, favourite 
food, number of extensions created, TYPO3 nerd since, spends X 
TYPO3-hours per day, etc.


Just let me know if anything sounds interesting, so I'll prepare 
something...

Cheers and happy new year
Søren



Kasper Skårhøj wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> 
> Two things about podcasts and the snowboard tour:
> 
> 
> A: Your 15 minutes of fame?
> The snowboard tour is a great place to collect material for some 
> podcasts. I did it last year and why not again in France. So I will 
> bring my equiptment. Therefore you are invited into my "studio" for a 15 
> minutes demonstration, interview or something else that could be 
> interesting for the community. Last year demonstrations included 
> customer projects with specialities showing TYPO3s flexibility (and your 
> skills..), demonstrations of extensions and plain interviews (like 
> T3News). Please contact me if you have something to demonstrate OR if 
> you have a suggestion for something you want to see demonstrated by 
> another participant.
> 
> Rules are:
> - You must present from my Mac laptop using the network (for 
> screenrecording to work - or you must have your own screenrecorder like 
> Camtasia for Windows).
> - We have timeslots of 30 minutes for the recording, so its a one take 
> (with light editing possible) and the better you are prepared the better 
> you look...
> - We aim at 15 minutes for a presentation, be prepared, reherse it, have 
> an agenda for what you will demonstrate.
> 
> There are lots of podcasts showing the two-person demonstration format 
> I'm looking for.
> 
> 
> B: Podcast next steps?
> What is the future of TYPO3 podcasting? Based on the existing episodes, 
> what should be continued, what not, what new ideas are there? What is 
> the next level we can take it to?
> I'm looking for people (5-10) interested in sitting together and 
> discussing these things, everything from practical suggestions of 
> episodes to conceptual considerations. Participants should have an 
> informed opinion, for example through media production experience of 
> some sort.
> I am optimistically hoping that a podcast task force of 2-4 people could 
> be formed in 2007. Such a team should plan episodes, write the 
> "stories", add more journalistic professionalism if possible.
> Well, tell me if you want to be invited for this session and even if you 
> have ambitions to help out in the production in 2007 (mostly I need help 
> with the journalism/storytelling, not the technical stuff so much, 
> unless you offer to produce full episodes on your own!)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> - kasper
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