Join us for Open Mobile Camp, the first camp of the Open Mobile Consortium, on October 24, 2009 in New York City!
Open Source Mobile tools and code, for health, humanitarian relief, and social impact. A camp for developers and implementers with some technical chops, to develop roadmaps, further specific apps and integrations, and bond as the Open Mobile community. Open Mobile Camp is organized by the Open Mobile Consortium, its members, and The Humanitarian Foss Project.
Participants
- Open source mobile developers who are working on Open Mobile Consortium tools
- Open source mobile developers curious and interested in same
- Open source mobile developers with their own tools in the social, humanitarian and health space
- Technical staff of NGOs implementing said open source mobile tools in their health, humanitarian, development work
- Students and student groups working on mobile open source apps
- You!
Goals:
- Advance mobile tools in the Consortium and related apps
- Develop roadmaps and integration plans
- Discuss implementations and opportunities for field implementations (with people doing the implementations!)
- Bond as the Open Mobile community
Sponsors:
- The Open Mobile Consortium
- The Humanitarian Foss Project
- UNICEF Innovation
- MobileActive.org
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The cloud server will be an
The cloud server will be an added advantange with the ability to simultataneously view how other team member are fairing on during the assessments.
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Mobile Development
People, for the last few years, especially when Apple presented iPhone mobile development increased for an unbelievable peak. Maps, GPS, games, video and music apps,essay writing services , different educational stuff. I appeal everybody: be a participant! We could make more!
I agree
These last few years Apple has really boomed its becoming a fad in some ways..
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Training by Yaw
We held an appreciation training in Kampala Uganda in October 09. During this training Yaw one of the facilitators introduced us to the ODK concept which is very nice.
Because of this training, we are encouraging our colleagues to use the technology for rapid food security assessments conducted after the short and long rains.
The cloud server will be an added advantange with the ability to simultataneously view how other team member are fairing on during the assessments.
Once members embrace this concept, we will require more training especially on customization of xforms.
Joe Matere
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