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Want to run an event? #93

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mikeal opened this issue Dec 1, 2013 · 114 comments
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Want to run an event? #93

mikeal opened this issue Dec 1, 2013 · 114 comments

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@mikeal
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mikeal commented Dec 1, 2013

Can we use this thread to collect "what you need to know to run a NodeSchool" so that we can link to this on the main website and encourage more people to run local events.

Listening to this podcast is probably a good idea :)

http://www.nodeup.com/fiftyfive

Also read these summary posts from previous events:

http://blog.hood.ie/2013/11/nodeschool-london/
nodeschool/nodeschool.github.io#15

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ghost commented Dec 1, 2013

There is now a link at the bottom of http://nodeschool.io pointing to this issue thread. Additionally, if you have a venue booked to run a nodeschool event, state the date and location in this thread to get your event listed on the website and also link to a tweet so you can be retweeted by the nodeschool twitter account.

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rvagg commented Dec 2, 2013

Also, we need stickers that can be given out at any of the events, @maxogden & @jlord you guys seem to be king & queen of nerd stickers, can you make this happen?

Perhaps anyone running an event can request to have a batch sent to them, or get the design to be printed locally or whatever. I imagine something about completing NodeSchool: "I attended NodeSchool and survived" or whatever.

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Hey folks, I'm in Halifax, NS and have been pulling together a local JS meetup, I'm considering about making this a regular part of the meetup, perhaps an hour of node school followed by an hour of lightning talks, has anyone got experience with this mix?

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mikeal commented Dec 3, 2013

@mattcreager that sounds like what BrooklynJS is planning to soon (layering in NodeSchool before the talks of their regular event). /cc @brianloveswords

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Thanks @mikeal! @brianloveswords will you let me know how it goes?

@donnfelker
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FYI - I'm thinking about doing one in Phoenix soon.

@JaimeLynSchatz
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Anyone up for an event in the Redmond/Seattle/Eastside area?

@JaimeLynSchatz
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I know something folks who want to run an event need to do: 1. Read the thread topic ( ;) mea culpa) and 2. Know where to post things like my misplaced comment above.

@elf-pavlik
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http://www.opentechschool.org/ @xMartin @utstikkar @sjockers @ligthyear how about peering? 🌴

@richorama
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I plan to help run one in Norwich, UK on 10th March.

http://www.meetup.com/Norfolk-Developers-NorDev/events/158375062/

If there are some stickers or resources available, that would be great.

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Im up for doing another event in London at Shoreditch Village Hall.
@maxogden any chance you can get in touch on twitter(@iancrowther) with some of the costs/gotchas/who to call?

@sclarson
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FYI, we're going to be doing these as a workshop series for the dev meetup in Sioux Falls, SD. We have a mix of designers and developers that are registered.

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@iancrowther I believe @andrew expressed interest recently in helping run a https://github.com/jlord/git-it workshop (a workshopper by @jlord) in london

I tried to write up the gotchas here: nodeschool/nodeschool.github.io#15

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Thanks @maxogden!! We've got our first workshop set for the end of February in PDX and you guys documenting all of the adventures will certainly help us avoid the pitfalls.

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@maxogden So Im doing an event in London on March 12th at Shoreditch Work Village Hall

Can you add me to the ti.to so i can get some tickets in the wild.

example: https://ti.to/nodeschool/london-march-2014

@brianloveswords
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Just got confirmation from the space today: I'm gonna be running an event in Brooklyn on Sunday, Feb 23rd at Huge – https://ti.to/nodeschool-nyc/brooklyn-february-2014

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mikeal commented Jan 31, 2014

w00t w00t!

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mikeal commented Jan 31, 2014

And both of you should add it to node-meatspace :)

https://github.com/knode/node-meatspace

SLACKERS!

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:D Indeed! I also need to get our ti.to page up because we've got a
nodeschool workshop running Feb. 21 in PDX!!!

Thanks @mikeal

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And both of you should add it to node-meatspace :)

https://github.com/knode/node-meatspace

SLACKERS!

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@brianloveswords
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haha @mikeal DONE.

@sclarson
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We had 3 people go through learnyounode in advance to be familiar with the problems and having 26 attendees seemed to keep us busy with initial setup issues for 15-20 minutes. After that people seemed to pair up with those next to them for help and we had very few questions. Everything went very well. From some brief polling the average attendee made it through 2/3rds of learnyounode in 2 hours. Everyone we talked to wanted to do it again in the future to finish learnyounode and move on to some of the other lessons.

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@sclarson w00t!

@hackygolucky
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Feb. 20, https://ti.to/pdxnode/nodeschool Woohoo! Adding to nodeschool.io and node-meatspace now... \o/

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:highfive:

@headwinds
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Toronto Javascript Hackers present Node School
Tuesday, May 13th / 2014
6:30PM - 9PM

We have a few cool mentors who are all stoked to offer support:

@pnitsch - http://labs.teehanlax.com/
@mikkoh -  http://www.jam3.com/
@adamrhunter - http://splitelement.com/
@pchen - http://karma-laboratory.com

Full Event Info

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You have the order mixed up. I don't work for Jam3. I work for SplitElement
;)
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Toronto Javascript Hackers present Node School
Tuesday, May 13th / 2014
6:30PM - 9PM

We have few a cool mentors who are all stoked to offer support:

@pnitsch https://github.com/pnitsch - http://labs.teehanlax.com/
@mikkoh https://github.com/MikkoH - http://splitelement.com/
@adamrhunter https://github.com/adamrhunter - http://www.jam3.com/

Full Event Info http://www.meetup.com/torontojshackers/events/164164592/

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@headwinds
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Yes you do... and do some awesome things there.. like building apps for Orangutans - if you can teach them, we should be easy

@iancrowther
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London nodeschool
March 12th
19:00 - 21:00
Shoreditch Works Village Hall.

https://ti.to/nodeschool/london-march-2014

http://lanyrd.com/2014/ldnnodeschool/

@roboflank
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I Want to host a node event at my campus,i love the web and hardware a lot and i wanna teach other guys around here the same thing.The issue is that i have no experience with running node events and i haven't been into one either :( and to be frank i don't know where to start

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@denzelwamburu First step would be to open a new issue in this issue tracker in which you tell people where you want to have a meetup and that you need help with (x), (y), (z)

@roboflank
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@martinheidegger let me try that

@iancrowther
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in lieu of an issue link..

@denzelwamburu book a room, setup a http://ti.to for tkt reg and plug the link around campus... leave a printout in the computer labs or something.. keep it small 5-10 and you'll figure out your own style and format :-) good luck!

@roboflank
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There hasn't been such an event around here before and people are familiar to such events either.It's kind of a marginalized place with slow internet connectivity plus other minor challenges here and there but people love tech a lot.I will try starting small.Of course i will let you know.
Cheers.

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I'm interested in working on a nodeschool course around hardware hacking with Spark hardware. Is there an existing nodeschool like this in the bay area?

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That sounds rad! We need to start one in Portland too! :D

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I'm interested in working on a nodeschool course around hardware hacking
with Spark hardware. Is there an existing nodeschool like this in the bay
area?


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@max-mapper
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@emilyrose the SF nodeschool just got off the ground, and they are doing a mighty fine job if I do say so myself http://nodeschool.io/sanfrancisco/

@KarbonDallas
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@maxogden ah, this is perfect. thank you! 😸

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This thread is immense and unwieldy. How do you feel about me going through, picking out all of the relevant points of advice, compiling a document, and then using that as a pointer for people? We can continue discussion here, or in smaller, more pointed issues.

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mikeal commented May 4, 2015

@RichardLitt most of the advice was already picked out by @maxogden and documented here http://nodeschool.io/host.html

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@mikeal Cool. I saw that; I got the impression I was supposed to read this entire thread before hosting a NodeSchool, or add an update in here about how mine went. The discussion in nodeschool/organizers#209 might fix that impression. Or a tag on that page saying you don't have to read this whole thing.

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@RichardLitt +1 to condensing this thread down into a smaller list of
awesomeness. the host.html page is pretty light and could use more content

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@mikeal https://github.com/mikeal Cool. I saw that; I got the
impression was supposed to read this entire thread before hosting a
NodeSchool, or add an update in here about how mine went. The discussion in
nodeschool/organizers#209
nodeschool/organizers#209 might fix that
impression. Or a tag on that page saying you don't have to read this whole
thing.


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itopa commented Feb 27, 2016

I need to re-activate Nodeschool Lagos (which has been inactive). I spoke to the organizer and he's okay with me going ahead. However, I need help to reset user and start putting information on the web site. Can anyone help with advise?

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@dipolediamond can you confirm you're okay with this?

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@SomeoneWeird yes I am.

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@nodeschoolbot add-user itopa

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I have added @itopa to the chapter-organizers team.

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werose commented Sep 19, 2016

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