Presentations

The following material is for anyone who wants to give a presentation on GNOME. Please keep the listing in reverse chronological order.

Past Presentations

• The GNOME way - What can we learn from and within the Open Documentation World: Presentation by Radina Matic at the tcworld14 conference in Stuttgart (November 2014), about the open source projects and communities as a resource for technical communication students and training. See the Presentation page and/or download slides.

• Outreach Report by Marina Zhurakhinskaya at the GUADEC 2014 AGM

• GNOME 3.12 general presentation which can be used to promote the latest release of GNOME

• Bringing More Women to Free Software: What's Working for Us by KarenSandler at the WikiConUSA in May 2014

• Bringing More Women to Free and Open Source Software by KarenSandler at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in April 2013

• Outreach Program for Women: Lessons in Collaboration by MarinaZhurakhinskaya at LibrePlanet in March 2013.

• GNOME Intro - introduction to the GNOME project and community for newcomers by MarinaZhurakhinskaya at Boston Summit 2012.

• The State of Outreach - overview of the outreach efforts in GNOME by MarinaZhurakhinskaya at GUADEC 2012.

• GNOME Outreach Program for Women - presentation about the GNOME Outreach Program for Women and other efforts to increase women's participation in free software given by MarinaZhurakhinskaya at the Ada Camp DC in July 2012.

• "An Overview of Projects and Outreach Efforts in the GNOME Community" - A presentation on GNOME 3 and getting involved, given by Meg Ford at Flourish! 2012. Slides

• "Freedom in my heart and everywhere!" - linux.conf.au keynote presentation Video and Slides

• Presenting Gnome 3 and Greek Gnome Community, FOSSCOMM, Patras-Greece 2011. Presentation On-line

• Reaching Out: GNOME Outreach Program for Women and Google Summer of Code - presentation about the Outreach Program for Women in GNOME and how similar efforts can be made GSoC-wide to increase the number of women and other students with no prior free software development experience who gain that experience and successfully apply for GSoC. Given by MarinaZhurakhinskaya at the Google Summer of Code Mentors Summit in October 2011.

• Presentation Introduce GNOME and OPW - sample presentation by Liansu Yu about GNOME and Outreach Program for Women incorporating the graphics she designed for GNOME.