Kia ora anō koutou, Like all good conference planners, we are extending the deadline for talks! Talk submissions will be accepted on and until Friday 13th December, in any time-zone you like, see: https://2020.kohacon.org/posts/talksubmission/ Many thanks to all those who got their talk submissions in, it's already looking to be an excellent conference. Ngā mihi nui, nā, Koha team at Catalyst NZ -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [Koha] Kohacon2020 Call for talks Date: Tue, 01 Oct 2019 15:28:39 +1300 From: Kathryn Tyree <kathryn@catalyst.net.nz> Reply-To: kathryn@catalyst.net.nz Organization: Catalyst IT To: koha <koha@lists.katipo.co.nz> Kia ora koutou katoa | Greetings to you all, It's time for the Kohacon2020 call for talk submissions! We welcome you all to propose a talk at: https://2020.kohacon.org/posts/talksubmission/ The Kohacon2020 Conference theme is: We have over 15,000 libraries and over 400 developers - so now what? The conference theme aims to encourage talks that look forward to future plans and aspirations for the Koha project, including specific examples of what individual libraries are planning and doing. Talk formats include: * Lightning talks: 5-7 minute presentations that are designed to be as interesting as possible in a very short timeframe! * Conference talks: 25 minute presentations with more depth, detail and explanation. * Workshops: An opportunity to teach something, whether that's a new framework, concept, or skill. Timeframes are negotiable. Workshops will be on Friday 23 October 2020. For more information check out the Kohacon website https://2020.kohacon.org/ and follow @nzkoha on twitter. If you have any questions, or want to be part of the organising team, please email kohacon2020@catalyst.net.nz or feel free to ask Chris Cormack or I directly. Nā mātou noa, nā, Koha team at Catalyst NZ Kathryn Tyree // Project and Account Manager - Libraries Catalyst IT Limited DDI // +64 4 803 2414 kathryn@catalyst.net.nz