Hi everyone, we have set up a live stream for all to watch starting at 10 AM Sydney time (3 PM Pacific, 9 PM Eastern). It’s live now!… check out http://stickam.com/wordcampau
Check the full schedule.
Hi everyone, we have set up a live stream for all to watch starting at 10 AM Sydney time (3 PM Pacific, 9 PM Eastern). It’s live now!… check out http://stickam.com/wordcampau
Check the full schedule.
We’ve set the interim schedule. I’ve just emailed out all of the speakers and asked them if everything is okay, but so far it looks like everything is set.
So without further ado, here’s the schedule for Wordcamp Australia 2008.
Part of the proceedings is the Annual General Meeting of the WordCamp Association, of which all attendees are members.
The agenda for the meeting is available via the Wiki.

About a week ago Anthony Cole and I (Sam Bauers) had a chance to talk to Charles Stricklin from The WordPress Community Podcast and most of the interview concentrates on the upcoming WordCamp Australia 2008.
While listening you can:
It’s all there in The WordPress Community Podcast No.47
It’s a very long episode, the WordCamp Australia juice starts at 15 minutes and the rest is quite interesting as well.

Entering into the final week before WordCamp is upon us we can share a few more things with you all.
First, the design for the shirt (above) that will be given to all attendees of WordCamp. The design is by Anne-Louise Dadak, thanks Anne-Louise!
Second, we have finalised the line-up of scheduled speakers for the conference. Keep in mind the list doesn’t include our speakers who are giving lightning talks.
Third, a good part of the second day of WordCamp will be in “unconference” mode. So any attendee that wants to speak, run a workshop, network or just socialise can do so. A whiteboard will be setup during the conference where people can slot themselves into the schedule. The second day will also feature some “normal” pre-scheduled talks as well.
Fourth, I’m pleased to announce that we have a great panel discussion confirmed for the event. The panel will consist of a mixture of bloggers, journalists and new-media folks talking about the impact of new-media on journalism (and vice-versa).
Fifth, there are still places available! We have extended the standard pricing of $82 to the end of this week. If you had been indecisive about coming then now is a good time to commit. If you haven’t already done so, register now!