Schedule
- 7:30 - Breakfast & Registration (Sage lobby)
- 9:00 - Welcome (Sage 1210)
- 9:15 - The State of Plone 5, Eric Steele (Sage 1210)
- Track 1 (Sage 1210)
- 10:30 - Bootstrap Framework & Plone - Lessons Learned ~ Chris Thomas
- Track 2 (Sage 1214)
- 10:30 - Designing a Course Delivery Framework using Plone ~ William Fennie
- 11:30 - Lunch (Sage lobby)
- 12:30 - Lightning Talks (Sage 1210)
- Track 1 (Sage 1210)
- 1:00 - Plone & Drupal: CMS Coexistence in Higher Education ~ Calvin Hendryx-Parker
- 2:00 - Everything Add-ons ~ Nathan Van Gheem
- 3:00 - Managing Chaos: Merging 120 Sites into a single Plone Multisite Solution ~ Clayton Parker
- 4:00 - Agile with Plone Case Study ~ Darryl Dueck
- Track 2 (Sage 1214)
- 1:00 - Adding More Cowbell to your Site with CSS ~ Rob Porter
- 2:00 - Plone for Education: Bibliographies ~ Sally Kleinfeldt
- 3:00 - Student Information System with Plone ~ Gildardo Bautista
- 4:00 - Visualization of information with eea.facetednavigation and custom views. - Adriana Ramírez Vigueras
- 6:00 - Dinner
- 7:30 - Breakfast (Sage lobby)
- 9:00 - Notices (Sage 1210)
- 9:15 - Keynote: Why I Am Not an Open Source Developer: Brian Silverman (Sage 1210)
- Track 1 (Sage 1210)
- 10:30 - Developing the Go NAP SACC Plone site ~ Andy Leeb
- Track 2 (Sage 1214)
- 10:30 - The Future of [Plone] Theming ~ Chrissy Wainwright
- 11:30 - Lunch (Sage lobby)
- 12:30 - Lightning Talks (Sage 1210)
- Track 1 (Sage 1210)
- 1:00 - Getting ready for the new Javascript framework in Plone 5 ~ Franco Pellegrini
- 2:00 - Two Years of collective.cover: advanced layout editor ~ Hector Velarde
- Track 2 (Sage 1214)
- 1:00 - Improvised Plone ~ Luke Scorcio
- 2:00 - Documentation: it's not an afterthought ~ Paul Roeland
- 3:00 - Keynote: The Sociology of Open Source: Steve McMahon
- 4:00 - Birds of a Feather/ Sprint Planning
- 6:00 - Dinner
- 9:00 - special PSM improv comedy show (see Activities tab)
- Sprints (Sage 3235)
- Dinner: Wildcard sponsored grill out. Free Beer and Brats!
Activities
Dinners
Each evening during the Symposium we are suggesting a particular restaurant for dinner, so we hope you'll join us there and mingle!
PSM Improv Comedy Show
On the evening of Thursday, June 19, our very own Luke Scorcio has arranged a special Symposium improv comedy show at the Backlot Comedy House, beginning at 9:00 pm. The Backlot is located close to campus, and just north of the Premier Waterfront Hotel, on Main Street.
While in Oshkosh you may want to go off and scout on your own. We recommend the following activities:
Experimental Aircraft Association
The world famous Experimental Aircraft Association has its AirVenture Museum in Oshkosh, along Highway 41. There is a city bus that will take you there, where you will see an impressive collection of aircraft on display. Well worth visiting! http://www.eaa.org/en/eaa-museum
Shopping
If shopping is your thing, the outlet mall, on the other side of Highway 41, has many factory outlet stores selling items at reduced prices. Stores include Eddie Bauer, Lands End, Oshkosh B'Gosh. http://horizongroup.com/our-centers/oshkosh/
The Fox River Mall is in Appleton just to the west of Highway 41, on the way back to the Appleton Airport.
Walking Trails and Parks
The Oshkosh River Walk along the Fox River has been a work in progress for years now, part of downtown Oshkosh's beautification and revival plan. If you're staying at the Premier Waterfront Hotel you are right on it. From campus and Sage Hall, if you're facing the river, walk to your left along the path towards downtown.
The Wiouwash Trail starts along the Fox River on campus and goes north (to your right if you're facing the river) and stretches many miles (kilometers!) along what was once a railroad track. It is popular for walking, jogging, and bicycling.
Menominee Park is a 25 minute walk from Horizon Village, directly east along Irving Avenue. The park stretches a long way on the shore of Lake Winnebago, home of the Oshkosh Yacht Club and its beautifully restored home, The Waters.
Talks
See the detailed talk descriptions
