What can you, the participants, do to prepare?
- Read the GovJamTO Guidebook. It's not very long, and full of helpful information for the Jam. (Download it by clicking on "File" and then "Download.")
- Start tweeting about it. Follow the global hashtag, #GGovJam, and please also attach the #GovJamTO hashtag when talking specifically about Toronto's event.
- RSVP for the after-party. The after-party follows the last day of the Jam on Thursday, June 6. We need your RSVP to know where to have it (either a small, cozy corner of a pub, or bigger space in a pub... [rest assured, it will be a pub. :p]). So RSVP to the Tweetvite invitation, or email me to let me know you're planning to come.
That's it for now - look forward to meeting everyone!
Edited 05/29: Less acronyms & more to the point. And sorry for all the hashtags!
#GGovJam, #GovJamTO, #w2pyyz, "IGGI"
ReplyDeleteSo many terms...
Point taken. It's a perfect storm of hashtags... You get a lot of acronyms with organizers who work for the government. :p
ReplyDelete#GGovJam = the global hashtag for GovJam (official)
#GovJamTO = the local hashtag for Toronto's Jam
#w2pYYZ = the hashtag we use to organize our IGGI events.
IGGI = Inter-Governmental Group of Innovators (I might just retire this one and replace it with w2pYYZ...)
Normally, we'd only be using one hashtag - #w2pYYZ - for our IGGI mixers to promote events on Twitter. It's confusing because worlds are colliding!!