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If you have something to showcase (can be anything really, that’s related to Mozilla), complete a Fair Form here: http://mzl.la/summit2013-fairs and we’ll follow up.
If you have something to showcase (can be anything really, that’s related to Mozilla), complete a Fair Form here: http://mzl.la/summit2013-fairs and we’ll follow up.


==What are “Open Sessions”?==
==What are “Open Sessions” and how do I take part?==


Open sessions are sessions proposed by delegates and participants. They may happen in all three cities if proposed in advance and if there are enough facilitators. Or they may just happen in one city. It is really up to the people who proposed the sessions to decide this.  
Open sessions are sessions proposed by delegates and participants. They may happen in all three cities if proposed in advance and if there are enough facilitators. Or they may just happen in one city. It is really up to the people who proposed the sessions to decide this.  


These sessions will take place on Saturday and Sunday afternoon at the Summit, and will be smaller in size than sessions in other parts of the agenda. Participants will be able to propose sessions in the time leading up to the Summit, and as space permits, sessions can also be proposed at the Summit itself.
These sessions will take place on Saturday and Sunday afternoon at the Summit, and will be smaller in size than sessions in other parts of the agenda. Participants will be able to propose sessions in the time leading up to the Summit, and as space permits, sessions can also be proposed at the Summit itself.
==What makes an “Open Session” different from other sessions?==


Open session topics will vary in each of the three Summit locations, and will reflect the unique interests, skills and passions of those present in each city. The emphasis in Open Sessions will be on discussion and knowledge sharing, and formats are intended to be dialog-oriented and hands-on rather than lecture or presentation. We will discourage use of slideware, and instead invite Open Session facilitators to let questions and participant interests shape the course of their sessions. Learning by doing, co-creating and co-designing formats will be especially encouraged.
If you would like to host an Open Session, complete this form: http://mzl.la/summit2013-fairs and we’ll follow up.


==How do I sign up to host an Open Session?==
'''There is no deadline to sign-up for an Open Session. Sign-ups can take place up to (and at!) the Summit itself.'''


It is as easy as sending an email! Just send this information:
==What makes an “Open Session” different from other sessions?==


*Name of session:
Open session topics will vary in each of the three Summit locations, and will reflect the unique interests, skills and passions of those present in each city. The emphasis in Open Sessions will be on discussion and knowledge sharing, and formats are intended to be dialog-oriented and hands-on rather than lecture or presentation. We will discourage use of slideware, and instead invite Open Session facilitators to let questions and participant interests shape the course of their sessions. Learning by doing, co-creating and co-designing formats will be especially encouraged.
*Your name:
*City where your session will take place (Brussels, Santa Clara, Toronto):
*Short description of session (1 paragraph):
*Anticipated outcomes from session (what skills/knowledge will participants take away?):
*Questions -- anything you want clarified:
 
Send your session proposals (and questions!) to Gunner, '''allen@mozillafoundation.org''', who is coordinating the Open Sessions. You’ll receive confirmation of your submission and information on next steps.


==Why do I need sign up in advance to host an Open Session?==
==Why do I need sign up in advance to host an Open Session?==
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