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==Video==
The sessions in the auditorium will be have been streamed live @ http://www.surfnet-tv.nl/player. Most sessions have been recorded and we plan to host the videos in th future to enable more MozCamps to reuse the content.
==Event Details==
# [http://hyperstruct.net Massimiliano Mirra]
Or mail the organisator team [mailto:mozcamp2009@nllggmozcamp2009ànllgg.nl mozcamp2009 (a) nllgg.nl].
=Sleeping Accomodation=
* [http://www.surfnet.nl SURFnet]
* [http://www.w3.org/ W3C]
=Post Mortem=
This section has been written after the event
== What could be improved? ==
* Bigger room for larger attendance
* More communication while announcing the event in order to reach out to more potential attendees
* It would be nice to "productize"/package the demos in order to be able to reuse them in the future
* Demos for the Innovation talk.
* Opera was invited but could not make it. Let's make sure we have other browser vendors to demonstrate that it's more about the Open Web than just Mozilla.
== What worked well? ==
* Content (at least for Tristan) was designed for the event and it worked well. The early part of the first presentation was aiming at not very technical people, but were most likely useless considering the good technical level of attendees
* Paul's and Olivier's demos were amazing
* The latest session was largely unstructured yet full of energy. Here is how we did:
** Put organizers on stage, each of them representing their organization
** First brainstorm with the attendees about what's wrong with the state of Open-Source/Open-Formats/Open-Web in their country. Write the results on a paper board
** Review each issues listed earlier and brainstorm about the solutions. Write down solution. In the process, ask who (organization, individuals) could help in fixing them. List resources (URLs, names of organization) so that people can get in touch with in order to volunteer work.
== Wishes for future MozCamps ==
* More people! :-D
* More MozCamps!
* A better name. MozCamp sounds too Mozilla-centric. (yes, this is a lame attempt from Tristan to campaign for the "OpenWebCamp by Mozilla" name! ;-) )
