Capitol Camp 2011

Capitol Camp 2011 is an “unconference” and Developer's Summit taking place October 20th and 21st that brings together government technology stakeholders under the roof of the New York State Capitol Building to share challenges and solutions.  We hope to build on the success of prior Capitol Camp events to further engage and expand this community, as a key component of leveraging technology to build a more transparent, efficient, and participatory government for all New York State citizens.

Developer's Summit Sessions 10/20/11

10am 

• Welcome/Session Planning

11am 

• Open Data
• CDTA Real Time API

12pm 

• SCRUM
• Open Source Content Management 

2pm 

• jQuery Show & Tell
• Desktop or Mobile or Web...

3pm 

• NoSQL Data Approaches

4pm 

• Geo at the Senate
• Wicket & Spring

Unconference Sessions 10/21/11

10am

• Welcome/Daniel Chan, NY State Acting CIO/ Empire 2.0 Award/Session Planning

12pm 

• How Cities and States are Keeping up with Rapid IT Change and the Impending IT Revolution
• Step Away from the Smartphone - Strategic Approaches on Mobile
• Open Government on the Local  Level - How we are using Cooperation to Get There
• NY Senate's Open Legislation Service 

2pm

• Cloud Computing 102
• Drupal 101
• Performance Management
• Tools for Collective Sensemaking and Civic Engagement

3pm

• Websites of the Future
• Meta-data Search and Finding Things
• Anytime, Anywhere Computing 

4pm

• Basic Principles of Open Gov Websites - UI Design
• Existing Examples of E-Gov
• Student and Community Engagement - High Impact, Low-Cost Campaigns 

Here is a "sandbox" page where you can play around with editing a wiki page to get a feel for how the wiki system works: CapitolCamp2011 Sandbox

Pre Event Session Proposals

Developer's Summit Sessions 

Unconference Session