Please make more suggestions for (workflow) presentations/live edits/lightning talks. We might be able to squeeze in 1 or 2 more people after or between the official program. “Surprise/bonus presentations” are also possible.
Please keep your presentations as short as possible, since the emphasis is not on monologues but discussion and participation.
At the moment we don’t know how many people will be able to join, but the number of participants is not unlimited because of limited hardware resources. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
If there are issues, we will ask people to leave.
I am looking forward to meeting you! PLEASE PARTICIPATE
afaik recording works with Dropbox. I only have a free Dropbox account, I don’t know if I have enough storage space but we could try to split up the recordings? Who has experience with this? How much space does 1 hour of Jitsi recording need? (I don’t even know how much storage space I have LOL).
I would also be interested in being able to watch this after the fact.
Me, I’m not much of a participator to be honest, but I do want to see and learn. I’m assuming that even people that did participate om the given date and possible future dates, might want to re-watch. Be it specific parts, be it the whole thing.
This doesn’t have to be one long video, maybe a single video for each presentation/topic.
Yep, no problem to record/livestream.
We could even post the livestream URL for those that didn’t want to interact but wanted to just watch. What say you (all)?
We should also point out that we will be recording things and make sure people are ok with it possibly being shared for later?
Definitely live stream for those who don’t want to interact or have low bandwidth. The rest would probably want to join to ask a question or make a comment and then leave (perhaps to yield the spot to another if we ever reach the limit).
As for recording, better to establish that it will be done and shared. When there are multiple participants, it can be tricky. Once, I was a part of an awesome concert. We had a standing ovation. Most of the musicians including myself were expecting a copy of the recording. However, it only took one of the pianists to say no and that was the end of it. Nothing could be shared or sold.
A non-participatory livestream would be great but not a must-have per se. I, as a non-participant, can find myself in a “If you don’t participate, you have to wait” kinda thing.
I, like afre, think that full openness about it being recorded is a must.
paradigits does make a good point about the quality aspect!
I think I would prefer recordings over livestreaming, or one of the two but not both. But I also know that it is not only up to me. And I also favor the easiest solution that requires as little work as possible for the organizers/participants.