Events

  • WordCamp Central Proposes Centralizing Post WordCamp Surveys

    WordCamp Central Proposes Centralizing Post WordCamp Surveys

    After attending a WordCamp, you’ll sometimes receive an email with a survey asking for your thoughts on how it went. The survey gives you an opportunity to rate and provide feedback on individual speakers as well as other aspects of the event. However, not all WordCamps send out surveys. Andrea Middleton has proposed that there…

  • Recap Of WordCamp Miami 2014

    Recap Of WordCamp Miami 2014

    With 770 attendees, WordCamp Miami is one of the largest WordCamps in the US. WordCamp Miami was comprised of three seperate events. BuddyCamp, a WordPress Beginner’s Workshop, and a Workshop for Kids. With over 40 speakers and three tracks, there was a wide range of topics for users, designers, and developers. BuddyCamp Miami 2014 Sessions…

  • Keep Track Of WordCamp Miami Through WPArmchair

    Keep Track Of WordCamp Miami Through WPArmchair

    WordCamp Miami 2014, is shaping up to be one of the best WordPress events of the year. With 700 tickets sold and 100 people on the waiting list, the opportunity to attend the event has disappeared for all but the luckiest individuals. If you can’t make it to the event, keep an eye on WPArmchair.com.…

  • Recap Of WordCamp North Canton 2014

    Recap Of WordCamp North Canton 2014

    Held within the Business and Entrepreneurial Center on the Stark State College campus, WordCamp North Canton 2014 was a repeat success. Sessions ranged from Plugins 101 to the Science Of Design. I only attended two sessions throughout the day as I spent the majority of my time networking. The sessions I participated in only had…

  • How To Keep Track Of Upcoming WordCamps

    How To Keep Track Of Upcoming WordCamps

    It seems like there is a WordCamp or two happening every weekend. With so many, it’s tough to keep track unless you routinely browse the schedule on WordCamp Central. However, I’ve discovered a few other ways to monitor upcoming WordCamps. In late 2013, WordCamp central added RSS feeds that notify subscribers when an event is…

  • Guide To Starting And Maintaining A WordPress Meetup

    Guide To Starting And Maintaining A WordPress Meetup

    One of my favorites things to do every month is attend my local WordPress meetup. I’ve helped put the meeting together since 2009. Usually, we’ll have 10-25 people show up depending on the weather or if the event is on a holiday. Meetups are like a smaller version of WordCamps where individuals present on specific…

  • Tickets On Sale For WordCamp North Canton, Ohio

    Tickets On Sale For WordCamp North Canton, Ohio

    Tickets have gone on sale for the 2nd annual WordCamp North Canton, Ohio. This years event takes place on May 2nd and 3rd. Friday is dedicated to a marketing bootcamp while Saturday will feature speakers discussing a variety of topics. Organizers are in the process of sifting through topic submissions and will announce speakers soon.…

  • First WordCamp Dayton A Flying Success

    First WordCamp Dayton A Flying Success

    During this past weekend, I attended the first ever WordCamp Dayton, Ohio. Organized by Nathan Driver and a number of volunteers, the event was held on the campus of Wright State University within Rike Hall. Other WordCamps I’ve attended on college campuses have gone well and this event was no exception. WordCamp Dayton Started As…

  • WiredTree To Sponsor All North American WordCamps In 2014

    WiredTree To Sponsor All North American WordCamps In 2014

    WiredTree, a webhosting company has become a WordCamp Pillar sponsor. The pillar sponsorship program is a package setup by WordCamp Central that enables businesses to sponsor multiple WordCamp events without having to go through the hassle of sponsoring them individually. WordCamp organizers will have a little less to worry about when it comes to funding…

  • Would You Attend A WooCamp?

    Would You Attend A WooCamp?

    The WordPress Meetup group in San Francisco recently held their first WooCommerce meetup within the new Automattic Headquarters. The meetup focused on an introduction to WooCommerce and provided time at the end for customers show and tell their WooCommerce projects. There was also an opportunity to have questions answered. As you can see from the…

  • Tickets On Sale For WordCamp Dayton, Ohio

    Tickets On Sale For WordCamp Dayton, Ohio

    Six weeks from now between March 7th and 8th, WordCamp Dayton, Ohio will be underway. This is the first WordCamp to take place in the Dayton area and is one of three scheduled in the state of Ohio. Sessions range from Podcasting for WordPress to WordPress Version control. There are three tracks of sessions available…

  • Encouraging Women To Speak At WordCamps

    Encouraging Women To Speak At WordCamps

    Jen Mylo has published some interesting statistics on the WordPress Community blog that show WordCamps still have a long way to go when it comes to women speaking at these events. Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a slight increase in the amount of women speaking at WordCamps. Possibly compounding the issue is that…

  • WordCamp Dayton, Ohio 2014 Looking For Speakers

    WordCamp Dayton, Ohio 2014 Looking For Speakers

    WordCamp Dayton, Ohio being held on March 7th-8th 2014, has asked for speakers. If you’re interested in speaking at the two day event, you’re encouraged to submit your presentation for review. The event will take place on a Friday and Saturday. Friday March 7th, will be hands-on training, a refresher course for those interested in…

  • WordSesh 2 Speaker Schedule Now Available

    WordSesh 2 Speaker Schedule Now Available

    The speaker schedule for WordSesh 2 has been published. The event begins Saturday, December 7, 2013. 00:00 – 24:00 UTC. If you don’t know how to convert your current time into UTC time, visit Worldtimeserver.com. WordSesh is the equivalent of a virtual WordCamp. Speakers from across the world will gather together on Google Hangout to…

  • New Forum Available For WordCamp Organizers

    New Forum Available For WordCamp Organizers

    Good news for WordCamp organizers! There is now an official forum where WordCamp organizers can share tips, advice, and work together. Announced on the Make.WordPress.community website by Andrea Middleton, new organizers are encouraged to ask questions while past organizers are asked to share their knowledge.