Difference between revisions of "OLF 2011 Talking Points"

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Keynotes

Cathy Malmrose - Owner/Founder ZA Reason "The Long-Term Benefits of Your Work - How Free and Open Source Software is Changing People's Lives"
Bradley Kuhn - Executive Driector, Software Freedom Conservancy "With Software as a Service, Is Only the Network Luddite Free?"
Jon "maddog" Hall - Linux International, "The Twentieth Birthday of the Linux Kernel", "Free Culture in the year 2031"

OLF Institute

All OLFI classes require a Professional Pass, which is $350, but Linux Basics is only $250. These passes include lunch Friday and Saturday, and a T-shirt.

Linux Basics - Discounted price ($250 instead of $350), day long class, can purchase laptop for $100 at end.
LPIC 101 and 102 Cram Session - Day long, exams are offered on Sunday, cost of exam is not included.
Other all day - FreeBSD for Linux System Administrators; VIM: From Essentials to Mastery
Morning half-day classes -
- Apache Server Wizardry
- Databases: What You Need to Know
- Practical Photography
- Introduction to Python for System Administration
Afternoon Half-Day Classes -
- mod_rewrite Boot Camp
- Introduction to Python for System Administration
- Intro to Arduino Programming
- Non Obvious Nagios

Medical Track

Susan Rose MSN RN Faculty, Nursing Informatics -
- CES and VEHU-Free online medical IT training
- Pager Be Gone! Better Communications for providers
Ruth Suehle Red Hat opensource.com/health - Off your Linux machine and into your doctor’s office!
Adam Goode, Google Pittsburgh, CMU - OpenSlide: Liberating your microscopy from proprietary formats
Samuel Bowen MD, openmedsoftware.org - Taking OpenEMR to Meaningful Use Certification and Beyond
Dan Paoletti, Ohio Health Information Partnership - The Vision: By 2015 the Spotlight is on Ohio for the Meaningful Use of Health Information Technology

General Tracks

There are around 30 talks covering a wide range of Linux and OSS-related topics, so everyone is sure to find talks of interest.

Ubucon

Ubuntu goodness all day Friday - Ubuntu in the enterprise, Lo-Co teams,gaming, a live podcast recording, and the famous Bug #1

Cloud Community Day

This all day event Build A Cloud Day will be dedicated to teaching users how to build and manage a cloud computing environment using free and open source software.

Open Source Solutions Stage

This gives companies an opportunity to showcase their Open Source offerings. Among the presenters this year are

Hewlett-Packard
IBM
Op5
OpenStack
CloudStack
Apparatus

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 ==Keynotes==
-* Cathy Malmrose - Owner/Founder ZA Reason
+* Cathy Malmrose - Owner/Founder ZA Reason "The Long-Term Benefits of Your Work - How Free and Open Source Software is Changing People's Lives"
-* Bradley Kuhn - Executive Driector, Software Freedom Conservancy
+* Bradley Kuhn - Executive Driector, Software Freedom Conservancy "With Software as a Service, Is Only the Network Luddite Free?"
-* Jon "maddog" Hall - Linux International, looking back on 20 years of Linux, looking forward to next 20 years.
+* Jon "maddog" Hall - Linux International, "The Twentieth Birthday of the Linux Kernel", "Free Culture in the year 2031"
 ==OLF Institute==
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 ==General Tracks==
+There are around 30 talks covering a wide range of Linux and OSS-related topics, so everyone is sure to find talks of interest.
 ==Ubucon==