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| General information and details about the LoCo project. |
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| * LoCoFAQ - one FAQ to rule them all! A big list of LoCo related questions. * LoCoTeamsList - the list of approved and new teams. |
* [[LoCoFAQ]] - one FAQ to rule them all! A big list of LoCo related questions. * [[http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ |LoCo Teams List]] - the list of approved and new teams. |
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| * LoCoTeamJoining - how to join your local LoCo team. | Details about joining teams. * [[http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ | LoCo Team Joining]] - how to join your local LoCo team. |
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| Help and resources for running a team. |
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| * LoCoTeamRegions - a guide to picking how much of a region your LoCo team covers | |
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| * LoCoRunningInstallfests - a guide to running a local Installfest event. | |
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| * LoCoTeamDealingWithMoney - best practices for dealing with money * LoCoTeamSpeakers - a list of those who are available to speak at conferences about Ubuntu. * LoCoWorkingWithOtherGroups - how to further promote Ubuntu while helping your area LUGs |
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| * LoCoCreatingMap - how to create a map of your area in which users can add themselves. * LoCoCreatingPlanet - how to create a planet blog aggregator. * LoCoCreatingWebsite - how to create a website for the team. * LoCoHosting - details about free hosting options. |
Guides and documentation about setting up the various resources and facilities your LoCo team may want to use. * LoCoCreatingWebsite - how to create a website, a map of your area in which users can add themselves, a planet blog aggregator, and details about free hosting options. * LoCoCreatingForum - how do you set up a forum for your team? |
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| * LoCoTeamDocsToDo - Things for us to complete * LoCoTemplates - templates for your LoCo sites. |
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| Guides about different types of work your team can do. * LoCoActivism - How-to guide for digital freedom activism * UbuntuAtConferences - how to get a "conference pack" from Canonical * LoCoRunningInstallfests - a guide to running a local Installfest event. * LoCoRunningReleaseParty - a guide to running a Release Party event. * LoCoRunningAppDevSchool - a guide to running an App Dev School event. |
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| * LoCoComputerFairHowto - organising a computer fair booth * '''Jams!''' - Jams are get-togethers of Ubuntu activists who work on Ubuntu directly to make it better. Useful information and materials about running '''[[RunningBugJam|Bug Jams]]''' and '''[[MOTU/RunningPackagingJam|Packaging Jams]]'''. == Mailing Lists == * loco-contacts - the main mailing list for the project is loco-contacts. You can join it by visiting https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts * Team Mailing Lists - see https://lists.ubuntu.com for details of the team mailing lists. == IRC Channels == * #ubuntu-locoteams - the main IRC channel for the LoCo project. |
LoCo Knowledge Base
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NEXT LOCO MEETING:This page lists the documentation and help that is part of the LoCo project. This should provide a fairly complete list of the documentation we have available.
General Information
General information and details about the LoCo project.
LoCoFAQ - one FAQ to rule them all! A big list of LoCo related questions.
LoCo Teams List - the list of approved and new teams.
LoCoTeamContacts - how to contact the project leaders.
LoCoTeamMeeting - details of the fortnightly LoCo team meetings held on IRC.
Joining a Team
Details about joining teams.
LoCo Team Joining - how to join your local LoCo team.
Running a Team
Help and resources for running a team.
LoCoTeamHowto - our main guide to starting a LoCo team.
LoCoTeamRegions - a guide to picking how much of a region your LoCo team covers
LoCoGettingApproved - how to get your team approved.
LoCoExampleApplication - an example approval application.
LoCoGettingCds - how to get free Ubuntu CDs.
LoCoResolvingProblems - details on resolving problems and conflict in your team.
LoCoWorkingWithOtherGroups - how to best work with other local groups such as Linux User Groups.
LoCoTeamLeader - thoughts on being an effective leader.
LoCoTeamDealingWithMoney - best practices for dealing with money
LoCoTeamSpeakers - a list of those who are available to speak at conferences about Ubuntu.
LoCoWorkingWithOtherGroups - how to further promote Ubuntu while helping your area LUGs
LoCo Resources and Facilities
Guides and documentation about setting up the various resources and facilities your LoCo team may want to use.
LoCoCreatingWebsite - how to create a website, a map of your area in which users can add themselves, a planet blog aggregator, and details about free hosting options.
LoCoCreatingForum - how do you set up a forum for your team?
LoCoDocsDay - how to get involved in our regular documentation days.
LoCoBot - details about using our IRC bots for logging and other facilities.
LoCoTeamDocsToDo - Things for us to complete
LoCoTemplates - templates for your LoCo sites.
LoCo Activities
Guides about different types of work your team can do.
LoCoActivism - How-to guide for digital freedom activism
UbuntuAtConferences - how to get a "conference pack" from Canonical
LoCoRunningInstallfests - a guide to running a local Installfest event.
LoCoRunningReleaseParty - a guide to running a Release Party event.
LoCoRunningAppDevSchool - a guide to running an App Dev School event.
LoCoTeamEducation - how to advocate Ubuntu / Kubuntu / Edubuntu to educational users and organisations.
LoCoComputerFairHowto - organising a computer fair booth
Jams! - Jams are get-togethers of Ubuntu activists who work on Ubuntu directly to make it better. Useful information and materials about running Bug Jams and Packaging Jams.
Mailing Lists
loco-contacts - the main mailing list for the project is loco-contacts. You can join it by visiting https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
Team Mailing Lists - see https://lists.ubuntu.com for details of the team mailing lists.
IRC Channels
#ubuntu-locoteams - the main IRC channel for the LoCo project.
LoCoTeamKnowledgeBase (last edited 2014-03-18 09:58:14 by dholbach)