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Revision as of 19:47, 3 April 2013
We are proud to officially launch the call for papers for the 2013 Global Summit. A Programming Committee made up of CC community members will make the final decision on the program.
Main Program
You have until 24 May to submit a session for the Main Program of the Summit.
The form to submit session proposals for the main program can be found here: Call for papers english; Llamado a charlas espanol
You can submit as many proposals as you like. They may be in one of the formats listed below - single presentations, panels, workshops, roundtables, even mini-conferences - or in a session format of your own design.
Presentations consist of a single oral presentation of no more than 15-20 minutes, that will be assembled with other lectures that share similar themes. The Programming Committee will organise panels based around these talks.
Panels consist of two or more talks on a common theme. They may be proposed by one or more persons. You must decide the panel's theme and speakers, and are responsible for its implementation during the Summit.
Workshops are practical or training sessions, which may be longer than the sessions above. As in the previous case, workshops may be proposed by one or more people, and their execution is the responsibility of the proposer/s. There will be no dedicated computer labs at the Summit. However,
Miniconfs are half or full day event which combines several sessions on a common theme. Creative Commons will aim to make space available for miniconfs before and/or after the main conference - however, it is up to the miniconf proposers to organise all other aspects of the conference, including speakers, program and technical requirements.
Lightning talks
You may also submit a proposal for a lightning talk. These are unstructured presentation where you are free to present on any topic you like in five minutes. The lightning talks will be combined into one or more sessions on a particular day (still to be defined). You can submit a proposal for a lightning talk until 1 August, or during the conference if space is still available.
The form for lightning talks are here: Lightning Talks English; Charlas relámpago
Unconference
Finally, the CC Summit will also feature open spaces in the program for those willing to set up jam and more relaxed sessions. This can be proposed during the conference itself - look out for an unconference board during the event.
What would you like to see?
We would also like to hear opinions on what you would like to see in the CC Summit. There's a space on the main program form, or you can send suggestions to info AT creativecommons.org
