Contents 1 General Organisation 1.1 Conferences 1.1.1 European Conference Organisation 1.1.2 North American Conference Organization 1.1.3 Other Conference Organisation 1.2 Generic Checklists 1.2.1 Conference Information 1.2.2 Booth Items 2 Working the Booth 2.1 To Say and Not to Say 2.2 Talking Points 2.3 Official terms for things 3 Written Promo 3.1 Talking Points 3.2 KDE's Résumé 4 Other Sources and Information 4.1 Encouraging Newbies 4.2 Other places

[edit] General Organisation

[edit] Conferences

[edit] European Conference Organisation

European Conferences

[edit] North American Conference Organization

North American Conferences

[edit] Other Conference Organisation

Other Conferences

[edit] Generic Checklists

[edit] Conference Information

[edit] Booth Items

Booth Items

[edit] Working the Booth

[edit] To Say and Not to Say

"Hi, are you familiar with KDE?"

1. Figure out what the person's knowledge level is: whether they are a developer, an everyday user, a business-man, etc.

2. Find out how they use it: power-user, casually, in addition to a different desktop environment, etc.

3. With what versions of KDE are they familiar?

Structure around their responses to the aforementioned three points.

[edit] Talking Points

Talking points

[edit] Official terms for things

Formal Names for Things

[edit] Written Promo

[edit] Talking Points

Talking Points

[edit] KDE's Résumé

KDE's Résumé

[edit] Other Sources and Information

[edit] Encouraging Newbies

Happy Newbies

[edit] Other places

http://www.kde.org/getinvolved/promotion/