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Drumbeat Presentation Challenge
The Ultimate Open Web Presentation


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Explain the Open Web to your Parents
Explain the Open Web to your Parents


'''Background'''
'''Short Description'''


One of the key challenges around the open web is that while many people use the internet, and like that ''notion'' that it is open, few people understand what the Open Web actually ''means''. We are looking for dynamic and engaging presentations that explain what the open web means so that everyone, your mom, your dad, your colleagues, your friends, can understand what the open web is, and why it should matter to them.
One of the key challenges around the open web is that while many people use the internet, and like that ''notion'' that it is open, few people understand what the Open Web actually ''means''. We are looking for dynamic and engaging presentations that explain what the open web means so that everyone, your mom, your dad, your colleagues, your friends, can understand what the open web is, and why it should matter to them.


'''Short Description'''
'''How does this project make the web better?'''
 
The presentation challenge will use two formats:
 
1. Piggy-back presentations (present – April 2010):<br>
Drumbeat Community members are encouraged to give a talk at a local barcamp, ignite, school or community event. It need not be a tech event. They then upload slides and a video of their talk to the internet, and submit links to the Drumbeat site.
 
2. Dedicated-events (late 2009 / early 2010):<br>
An dedicated event or session is organized where 6 - 10 Drumbeat Challenge talks are given. These events are a contest in themselves -- one 'best of show' award is given for each category. Slides and videos are then uploaded and links provided to the Drumbeat site.
 
Once a presentation is uploaded, it will be entered into a contest for best presentation. People behind the most promising presentations will also have a '''chance to participate in the Drumbeat Festival''', tentatively scheduled for June 2010 in Amsterdam.
 
'''How does this make the web better?'''


Increasing awareness of why the open web is good helps mobilize support to keep it open.
Increasing awareness of why the open web is helps mobilize support to keep it open. The story of why the open web matters needs to penetrate a larger audience.


'''Some Tags'''
'''Some Tags'''
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'''Participation Ask'''
'''Participation Ask'''


'''What'''<br>You, delivering '''5 minutes of pure passion''' in which you (1) outline a concrete project idea that will make the web better or simply (2) explain the open web and why it matters.
''What''<br>You, delivering '''5 minutes of pure passion''' in which you explain what the open web is and why it matters.  
 
'''Category 1. Your Open Web Idea'''<br>Describe a concrete project idea that will make the web better, more open, more participatory. It could be something you're already working on, or an idea you're just toying with.  


'''Category 2. The Ultimate Open Web Presentation'''<br>We're looking for the ultimate presentation that explains the open web and why it matters. You've got 5 minutes -- describe the open web in a way that will excite and illuminate.
''When?'' <br>Anywhere. <br>Anytime. <br>Give your talk at a local barcamp, TEDx, at home, at work. Just make sure you record it and post a link to the Mozilla Drumbeat website.  


'''When?''' <br>Anywhere. <br>Anytime. <br>Give your talk at a local barcamp, TEDx, at home, at work. Just make sure you record it and post a link to the Mozilla Drumbeat website.  
''Why?''<br>Mozilla wants to find talented communicators who help explain to the world why a better, more open internet matters.  


'''Why?'''<br>Mozilla is launching a new initiative called [[Drumbeat|Drumbeat]] in early 2010. The first step: find talented social entrepreneurs and communicators who want to create a better, more open internet. Your presentation is a '''chance to get involved in Mozilla Drumbeat early on''', ensuring that you and your ideas are a part of the Drumbeat story right from the start.  
''What's in it for me?'' <br>All presentations will be featured on the Mozilla [[Drumbeat/website|Drumbeat website]] and will be entered into a global competition for best presentation. <br>If your presentations is amongst the best globally, you'll also have a '''chance to participate in the Drumbeat Festival''', tentatively scheduled for June 2010 in Amsterdam.


'''What's in it for me?''' <br>All presentations will be featured on the Mozilla [[Drumbeat/website|Drumbeat website]]. <br>'Ideas' presentations will be included in the Drumbeat project idea stream, offering an opportunity to attract attention, volunteers and supporters. <br>'Ultimate' talks will be entered into a global competition for best presentation. <br>If your idea or presentations is amongst the best globally, you'll also have a '''chance to participate in the Drumbeat Festival''', tentatively scheduled for June 2010 in Amsterdam.
''Guidelines''


'''Some Guidelines'''
1. Ensure the Drumbeat Logo is on your cover slide


1. Ground yourself in the open web. Explain how your ideas help the internet become more:
2. Ensure that you license your presentation as [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Creative Commons Attribution License]


3. Some idea/themes about the open web to consider playing with:
*Open: Built on technologies that anyone can study, use or improve without asking permission.
*Open: Built on technologies that anyone can study, use or improve without asking permission.
*Participatory: Fueled by the ideas and energy of 100s of millions of people.
*Participatory: Fueled by the ideas and energy of 100s of millions of people.
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*Generative: Evolving and improving as we each remix existing parts of the internet into something that is our own.
*Generative: Evolving and improving as we each remix existing parts of the internet into something that is our own.


2. Put on a show: Give us theater and drama, show us your passion and your dreams... Inspire us, but remember, be yourself.
4. Put on a show: Give us theater and drama, show us your passion and your dreams... Inspire us, but remember, be yourself.


3. Keep it simple. Don’t give us complex code and a technical specifications. Share your vision, paint a picture, keep it real and be specific.  
5. Keep it simple. Don’t give us complex code and a technical specifications. Remember, you are explaining the open web to a diverse and global audience.


4. Keep it to 5 minutes. That's that rules.
6. Keep it to 5 minutes. That's that rules.


'''Looking for inspiration?'''<br>
What do we mean by 'project idea'? Check out the [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/yearone#Featured_Projects emerging list of year one bootstrap projects on the Drumbeat wiki]. <br>
Looking for ideas on open web messaging? Check out the [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/website/about draft 'about' page on the Drumbeat wiki].
Looking for ideas on open web messaging? Check out the [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/website/about draft 'about' page on the Drumbeat wiki].


'''Tools'''
'''Tools'''


Youtube
Youtube, your blog, anywhere you can post a video and link to it.


'''A Clear Measurable Outcome'''
'''Goals, Metrics & Milestones'''


50 5 minute presentations
50 5 minute presentations
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Anyone with a little creativity and an ability to deliver an important message.
Anyone with a little creativity and an ability to deliver an important message.


'''Short Term Action Items'''
'''Geography'''
 
Global
 
'''Partners and Collaborators'''
 
Would be ideal if Mozilla could partner with O'Reilly around the Ignite talks, have the best ignite talks on the open web submitted.
 
 


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===Upcoming Events Where Presentations will be Taking Place===
===Upcoming Events Where Presentations will be Taking Place===


* [[Drumbeat/Neoteny|Neoteny Camp, Singapore, December 12, 2009]] - one hour presentation challenge
* [[Drumbeat/Neoteny|Neoteny Camp, Singapore, December 12, 2009]] - one hour presentation challenge (done, see videos [http://commonspace.wordpress.com/2009/12/22/drumbeatideasfromnsc1/|here])
* [[Drumbeat/CIS-Bangalore|Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore, December 16, 2009]] - evening presentation challenge
* [[Drumbeat/CIS-Bangalore|Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore, December 16, 2009]] - evening presentation challenge
* Free Culture Road Show, various universities in India, students can give presentations
* Free Culture Road Show, various universities in India, students can give presentations
* Campus Party, Sao Paulo, January
* Campus Party, Sao Paulo, January
===Old Text===
The presentation challenge will use two formats:
1. Piggy-back presentations (present – April 2010):<br>
Drumbeat Community members are encouraged to give a talk at a local barcamp, ignite, school or community event. It need not be a tech event. They then upload slides and a video of their talk to the internet, and submit links to the Drumbeat site.
2. Dedicated-events (late 2009 / early 2010):<br>
An dedicated event or session is organized where 6 - 10 Drumbeat Challenge talks are given. These events are a contest in themselves -- one 'best of show' award is given for each category. Slides and videos are then uploaded and links provided to the Drumbeat site.
Once a presentation is uploaded, it will be entered into a contest for best presentation. People behind the most promising presentations will also have a '''chance to participate in the Drumbeat Festival''', tentatively scheduled for June 2010 in Amsterdam.

Revision as of 00:41, 31 December 2009

Public Copy

Title

The Ultimate Open Web Presentation

Project Headline

Explain the Open Web to your Parents

Short Description

One of the key challenges around the open web is that while many people use the internet, and like that notion that it is open, few people understand what the Open Web actually means. We are looking for dynamic and engaging presentations that explain what the open web means so that everyone, your mom, your dad, your colleagues, your friends, can understand what the open web is, and why it should matter to them.

How does this project make the web better?

Increasing awareness of why the open web is helps mobilize support to keep it open. The story of why the open web matters needs to penetrate a larger audience.

Some Tags

presentation, ignite, open-web

Participation Ask

What
You, delivering 5 minutes of pure passion in which you explain what the open web is and why it matters.

When?
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Give your talk at a local barcamp, TEDx, at home, at work. Just make sure you record it and post a link to the Mozilla Drumbeat website.

Why?
Mozilla wants to find talented communicators who help explain to the world why a better, more open internet matters.

What's in it for me?
All presentations will be featured on the Mozilla Drumbeat website and will be entered into a global competition for best presentation.
If your presentations is amongst the best globally, you'll also have a chance to participate in the Drumbeat Festival, tentatively scheduled for June 2010 in Amsterdam.

Guidelines

1. Ensure the Drumbeat Logo is on your cover slide

2. Ensure that you license your presentation as Creative Commons Attribution License

3. Some idea/themes about the open web to consider playing with:

  • Open: Built on technologies that anyone can study, use or improve without asking permission.
  • Participatory: Fueled by the ideas and energy of 100s of millions of people.
  • Decentralized: In both architecture and control, ensuring continued choice and diversity.
  • Generative: Evolving and improving as we each remix existing parts of the internet into something that is our own.

4. Put on a show: Give us theater and drama, show us your passion and your dreams... Inspire us, but remember, be yourself.

5. Keep it simple. Don’t give us complex code and a technical specifications. Remember, you are explaining the open web to a diverse and global audience.

6. Keep it to 5 minutes. That's that rules.

Looking for ideas on open web messaging? Check out the draft 'about' page on the Drumbeat wiki.

Tools

Youtube, your blog, anywhere you can post a video and link to it.

Goals, Metrics & Milestones

50 5 minute presentations

Audience

Anyone with a little creativity and an ability to deliver an important message.

Geography

Global

Partners and Collaborators

Would be ideal if Mozilla could partner with O'Reilly around the Ignite talks, have the best ignite talks on the open web submitted.



Upcoming Events Where Presentations will be Taking Place


Old Text

The presentation challenge will use two formats:

1. Piggy-back presentations (present – April 2010):
Drumbeat Community members are encouraged to give a talk at a local barcamp, ignite, school or community event. It need not be a tech event. They then upload slides and a video of their talk to the internet, and submit links to the Drumbeat site.

2. Dedicated-events (late 2009 / early 2010):
An dedicated event or session is organized where 6 - 10 Drumbeat Challenge talks are given. These events are a contest in themselves -- one 'best of show' award is given for each category. Slides and videos are then uploaded and links provided to the Drumbeat site.

Once a presentation is uploaded, it will be entered into a contest for best presentation. People behind the most promising presentations will also have a chance to participate in the Drumbeat Festival, tentatively scheduled for June 2010 in Amsterdam.

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