OMwiki:Volunteer

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#[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=metavid%2C%23mediawiki Hang out] on #metavid (+ #mediawiki for tech people) on IRC.
#[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=metavid%2C%23mediawiki Hang out] on #metavid (+ #mediawiki for tech people) on IRC.
#Download [http://www.getmiro.com/ Miro] and subscribe to the [[OMwiki:RSS|RSS feeds.]]  This helps ensure a copy of each meeting is readily available to others.
#Download [http://www.getmiro.com/ Miro] and subscribe to the [[OMwiki:RSS|RSS feeds.]]  This helps ensure a copy of each meeting is readily available to others.
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#Use #openmeetings for Twitter/[http://identi.ca/doc/faq Identica] hashtags.
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#Use #openmeetings.org for Twitter/[http://identi.ca/doc/faq Identica] hashtags.
#Post favorite clips as Facebook Status Updates (use the URL w/ proper timecode as a link in status updates – thumbnails work) or other social networks.
#Post favorite clips as Facebook Status Updates (use the URL w/ proper timecode as a link in status updates – thumbnails work) or other social networks.

Revision as of 20:45, 31 October 2009

Getting started

  1. Create a userpage and describe what you're interested in.
  2. Hang out on #metavid (+ #mediawiki for tech people) on IRC.
  3. Download Miro and subscribe to the RSS feeds. This helps ensure a copy of each meeting is readily available to others.
  4. Use #openmeetings.org for Twitter/Identica hashtags.
  5. Post favorite clips as Facebook Status Updates (use the URL w/ proper timecode as a link in status updates – thumbnails work) or other social networks.

Byte-sized tasks

  1. Enter in new names and headshots at OMwiki:Speakers.
  2. Watch Special:RecentChanges for new members and leave welcome messages.
  3. Create and post graphical icons for each link shown the 'Start here:' section of the main page.
  4. Brainstorm promotion ideas.
  5. Newly-uploaded meetings have an associated start-time and are searchable by calendar date. However, this data haven't been entered for most meetings. Using an online calculator, find the Unix epoch using information provided at the start of each video taking into account daylight savings time and time zone differences (GMT is +4 hr to Eastern Daylight Time). Send results to GChriss.
  6. Identify and record open meetings in your area (ask for help, too). Upload the event to Calendar:Meetings.

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