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After leaving the airport use the travel pass you received in the welcome pack and take bus 100 to the station Zličín. Get off and continue with the metro (line B) until you reach station Andel. The hotel is only 5 minutes on foot. | |||
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Revision as of 11:58, 7 August 2009
Summary
Mozilla Europe is organizing a large two-day Mozilla conference in Prague, Czech Republic, 3-4 Oct, 2009. The conference, officially called "Mozilla Camp Europe 2009", aims to bring together Mozillians (staff and community members) from 4 main areas - DEV, l10n, Advocacy and QA - with a special focus on Europe.
Tags
Please use #mozcampeu09 to identify relevant content
Tracks
The L10n tracks and QA tracks will consist of sessions/workshops/brainstormings/lightning talks all related to localization and quality assurance.
The DEV tracks will encompass lots of different sub-areas (eg. Firefox, Thunderbird, Fennec; Add-ons, Labs etc..).
To define the DEV tracks topics and their format, "track leaders" have been identified and have been asked to brainstorm with their teams and active members of the Mozilla community on topics they would like to tackle and the participants they would like to invite.
Since the conference is, logistically speaking, just around the corner, it is important that all track leaders get back to Mozilla Europe by August 1st with their session suggestions and a list of up to 15 people they think Mozilla Europe should invite and suggested topics for your tracks.
- Identified "Track leaders" :
- L10n: Seth Bindernagel
- Dev: Paul Rouget, Gandalf and Brian King - topics - draft
- Advocacy: Patrick Finch and Paul Rouget
- QA: Marcia Knous
Schedule
Under construction...
Session proposals
Under construction....
Keynote speakers
Under construction...
Registration
A maximum of 200 participants can be invited to the conference sessions/workshops. A registration form will be setup and sent to the participants in the invitation email.
Venue
The Mozilla Camp will be held at the Andel's Hotel in Prague (see map).
Andel's hotel & Suites Prague
Stroupežnického 21
150 00 Praha 5, Praha, Czech Republic
+420 283 890 530
Website: http://www.andelshotel.com/
Flights and Hotels
All travel and accommodation costs for participants who have received a personal email invitation by Mozilla Europe will be covered by Mozilla Europe.
All invited participants will be staying in the Andel's hotels. An email containing detailed information on their hotel will been sent to each invited participant after registration.
Participants will be asked to share a double room with twin beds. Participants who do not wish to share a room are free to stay in a single room but will be asked to pay for a percentage of the cost of their room.
Map and Points of Interest
Getting to and from the Mozilla Camp
You can download here a map of the Prague public transportation system.
Arriving at Prague Airport
Getting to/from hotel
After leaving the airport use the travel pass you received in the welcome pack and take bus 100 to the station Zličín. Get off and continue with the metro (line B) until you reach station Andel. The hotel is only 5 minutes on foot.
Checking-in at your hotel
Bars and restaurants near your hotel
Under construction....
Public transport near your hotel
Going to your hotel from downtown Prague
Going to the airport
Getting around in Prague
The best way to move around Prague is the public transport. Metro trains run from 5 a.m. till midnight in 2-3 min. intervals during peak hours and in 4-10 min. intervals in the off hours. The time elapsed from the moment when the previous train left the station can be seen on the clock at the head of the tracks.
Logistics at the conference
Food & Drink
Mozilla dinner at ???
WiFi
WiFi is going to be available in all the conference rooms, and all the hotel rooms are provided with Internet access.
LIVE Coverage of the Camp
FAQ
Who are the Mozilla Camp contact persons in Prague?
William Quiviger wquiviger [at] mozilla dot com +33 6 26 05 17 84
Irina Sandu irina [at] mozilla-europe dot org +33 6 73 75 78 84
And in case of an emergency?
If ever you have a problem or an accident, here are some emergency numbers that you can dial:
- If you require urgent police attention, ambulance, fire brigade etc.: 112
- If you want to report assault, robbery or accident to the police: 158 (or 112)
- Czech Police: 158 (or 112)
- Ambulance Service: 155 (or 112)
- Fire Brigade: 150 (or 112)
- Duty Pharmacies: ???
What if I want to come early or stay late?
Please note that any costs (hotel, food, bus, etc) associated with an extended stay will be at the attendee's own expense.
What weather should I expect?
What are the key sites to see in Prague
Under construction....
Going out in Prague
Under construction...