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* By bus: bus #88 has a stop just a couple hundred meters away from your hotel. Get on bus #88 after exiting the airport. You can usually buy a ticket from the driver. Approximately 30 minutes after leaving the airport bus stop, it should arrive at a stop called "Dailės akademija" (Academy of Arts). Exit the bus there, and go about 50 meters forwards, there will be a crossing near the beautiful red St. Anne's church. Cross the street there, and don't go along it anymore, instead, go deeper into the small street which starts at the crossing. When the street forks for the first time, take left to Šv. Mykolo. Keep going forwards until you exit to another street (Pilies). Take a left, and you should see Narutis just a few meters away on the left-hand side. Anyway, here's the map for you, and you can even click on it! | * By bus: bus #88 has a stop just a couple hundred meters away from your hotel. Get on bus #88 after exiting the airport. You can usually buy a ticket from the driver. Approximately 30 minutes after leaving the airport bus stop, it should arrive at a stop called "Dailės akademija" (Academy of Arts). Exit the bus there, and go about 50 meters forwards, there will be a crossing near the beautiful red St. Anne's church. Cross the street there, and don't go along it anymore, instead, go deeper into the small street which starts at the crossing. When the street forks for the first time, take left to Šv. Mykolo. Keep going forwards until you exit to another street (Pilies). Take a left, and you should see Narutis just a few meters away on the left-hand side. Anyway, here's the map for you, and you can even click on it! | ||
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* By taxi: cabs are waiting just outside the Airport exit. Be aware however that they may charge you more than they should, Just Because They Can™ ''(this part is to be verified and updated if necessary)''. | * By taxi: cabs are waiting just outside the Airport exit. Be aware however that they may charge you more than they should, Just Because They Can™ ''(this part is to be verified and updated if necessary)''. | ||
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In fact, this is quite straightforward, and it shouldn't take more than 30 minutes to walk from A to B by foot. Here are the instructions: upon exiting the hotel, go straight ahead until you reach the first crossroads with the traffic lights. Cross the street and turn left. Go straight until you see another small crossroads. Cross the street, take a 60° turn to the right and cross the square diagonally. Turn slightly to the right again and go up the hill. When you see another traffic light, cross both the streets, but keep going in the same direction for another 50 meters or so. You should see an open gate there, go into the yard. You should start seeing Mozilla signs by then, so just follow these. Below is a map you can click on. | In fact, this is quite straightforward, and it shouldn't take more than 30 minutes to walk from A to B by foot. Here are the instructions: upon exiting the hotel, go straight ahead until you reach the first crossroads with the traffic lights. Cross the street and turn left. Go straight until you see another small crossroads. Cross the street, take a 60° turn to the right and cross the square diagonally. Turn slightly to the right again and go up the hill. When you see another traffic light, cross both the streets, but keep going in the same direction for another 50 meters or so. You should see an open gate there, go into the yard. You should start seeing Mozilla signs by then, so just follow these. Below is a map you can click on. | ||
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==Agenda== | ==Agenda== | ||
Revision as of 18:43, 1 June 2015
Logistics
- Where
Vilnius University
24 Naugarduko str.
Vilnius, Lithuania
Google map: http://bit.ly/1JclvFY
- When: 6-7 June
- Travel
- Travel days are 5 & 8 June
- Accommodation
- Narutis
- Arriving to the hotel
- By bus: bus #88 has a stop just a couple hundred meters away from your hotel. Get on bus #88 after exiting the airport. You can usually buy a ticket from the driver. Approximately 30 minutes after leaving the airport bus stop, it should arrive at a stop called "Dailės akademija" (Academy of Arts). Exit the bus there, and go about 50 meters forwards, there will be a crossing near the beautiful red St. Anne's church. Cross the street there, and don't go along it anymore, instead, go deeper into the small street which starts at the crossing. When the street forks for the first time, take left to Šv. Mykolo. Keep going forwards until you exit to another street (Pilies). Take a left, and you should see Narutis just a few meters away on the left-hand side. Anyway, here's the map for you, and you can even click on it!
- By taxi: cabs are waiting just outside the Airport exit. Be aware however that they may charge you more than they should, Just Because They Can™ (this part is to be verified and updated if necessary).
- Contact
- If in trouble or in doubt, you can call Rimas: +370 NUL RIMAS (+370 685 74627)
- Getting from the hotel to the venue and back
In fact, this is quite straightforward, and it shouldn't take more than 30 minutes to walk from A to B by foot. Here are the instructions: upon exiting the hotel, go straight ahead until you reach the first crossroads with the traffic lights. Cross the street and turn left. Go straight until you see another small crossroads. Cross the street, take a 60° turn to the right and cross the square diagonally. Turn slightly to the right again and go up the hill. When you see another traffic light, cross both the streets, but keep going in the same direction for another 50 meters or so. You should see an open gate there, go into the yard. You should start seeing Mozilla signs by then, so just follow these. Below is a map you can click on.
Agenda
Saturday 6 June
Morning - 09:30AM
We'll leave from the hotel's lobby (Narutis) at 9 AM and walk to the venue.
- Mozilla mission and org updates
- Introduction to Mozilla, the mission, and the role of l10n, for anyone unfamiliar with these.
- Organization changes introduced at last Mozilla All-hands.
- Virtuous participation cycle
- Tools, resources, and translation workflows at Mozilla
- Dashboards overview
- Tools updates & tutorials
- Review Prod roadmaps, schedules and priorities to better understand and plan upcoming localization work
- iOS
- Seasonal Firefox releases
- Communication of timelines -- what's working, what isn't, how can l10n-drivers support your locale more?
- Firefox OS in 2015
- Lunch
- Afternoon
- Dashboard review, and translation catchup work where localization work has not been completed
- Share common practices between languages and how they might be relevant to other locales.
- Update team wiki pages, subscribe to mailing lists, and create Mozillians profiles.
- Dinner
Sunday 7 June
Morning -- 09:30AM
- L10n community stability in your locale (group & breakout)
- Project priorities
- How does each l10n team prioritize their active projects?
- Leadership & succession
- How does each l10n team structure locale/project leadership?
- Does the team have a plan of succession? If so, what is it, where is it strong and where is it weak?
- Recruitment
- Does your l10n team need more localizers?
- If so, what has the team done to recruit and mentor new localizers?
- What can be improved?
- What has been successful in other l10n teams?
- Sustainability
- Does the l10n team have linguistic resources (e.g., Firefox glossary, style guide, etc.) to sustain the project?
- If yes, how did they create them? Would they be willing to mentor other teams to create their own?
- Localizer recognition
- Does the l10n team feel like they receive enough recognition from Mozilla for their efforts?
- What form of recognition is most appreciated?
- Does the l10n team provide recognition to outstanding members of the team?
- Does the l10n team feel like they receive enough recognition from Mozilla for their efforts?
- Regroup and share
- Project priorities
- (Group)Discuss localized product use in your countries.
- Use of localized software in education in your countries.
- How, where, and why?
- Brainstorm possible initiatives to increase locale usage and market share for your locales.
- Use of localized software in education in your countries.
- Lunch
- Afternoon
- Dashboard review, and translation catchup work where localization work has not been completed
- Share common practices between languages and how they might be relevant to other locales.
- Update team wiki pages, subscribe to mailing lists, and create Mozillians profiles.
- Take l10n hackathon survey.
- Group pictures
- Dinner