hi vasile,
I can remember being part of the people who weren't very in favor with
this kind of event (conference). I know I'm not involved in research
because I know what research is, I worked in a research lab.
the way you describe papers are very formal, and it explains why you
wanted always to have footnotes with a bibmiographic reference, etc,
while html also provided links to pahe... so academic :) I've been
involved with this kind of writings, this ain't a lot of fun. also,
the reviewers step is *sometime* a kind of a joke, when you know how
it goes behind the scene, but you also know that...
I'd be happy to see shows or whatever, whoever speaking, no review,
tvis would gave much more results in terms of brainstorming. it
depends how ypu would define a "higher level", but shows just aren't
lower than conferences, there are different with different results and
different tzrget audience.
cheers
seb
ps: do you have Endnote ? ;)
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Sébastien Lelong
Le 28 déc. 2010 à 07:21, vasile surducan <[email protected]> a
écrit :
Hi Matt @all
I have proposed since a long time ago to set up an international
conference (with real papers and real reviewers, etc) talking about
jal projects on different topics (as toys, development tools,
learning, scientific applications, industrial applications, hardware
and software, etc). However, when I've asked, people said they
aren't involved in "research" probably because they don't know what
research is and don't want to participate to such conference. A
conference is a higher level of "show" and is initiated with a calls
for papers (and a lot of organizing trouble which must be solved by
the owners). A paper is structured following some well defined rules
(somehow as those Rob introduced at jallib) and every paper is read
at least by two reviewers which are accepting or declining the
papers based on those rules. When paper is accepted, the author must
pay his participation tax, which gives the right of be present
there. Most conferences had a program based usually on a three day
schedule (usually in the weekend), including a cocktail, a
restaurant meal and a social event (a trip).
Vasile
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 8:04 PM, mattschinkel <[email protected]
> wrote:
I wish I could show off JALv2/Jallib here in Canada, but I would have
no idea where to do so or how. I also don't have enough completed
projects to show off.
I think you also need a few friends that know the language and also
have projects to show off. My friends aren't into this stuff.
Matt.
On Dec 27, 8:14 am, Oliver Seitz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Has anyone considered exhibiting athttp://www.linuxtag.org/2011/
en.html?
>
> Free projects can get a free booth, free lunch, drinks at reduced
prices, a lot of publicity and lots of fun there ;-)
>
> As I happen to live in Berlin, Germany I'd like to offer my
experience with trade fairs as an event technology engineer. I can
also offer to use during the fair: computers for the booth, power
supplies, soldering irons, little electronic gadgets to show what
jal and jallib is for, and some hands full of scrap PCBs that can be
used for MAX232 chips as giveaways.
>
> I found no exact date for this year, but usually free projects
have to apply before february.
>
> Greets,
> Kiste
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