Sharing work helps to keep organizing fun and the success of the combined effort rewards your co-organizers.
Members that you like to work with can be potential co-organizers. Organize an informal meeting to explain the whole structure of GDGs! Explain who is the global contact at Google, who is the regional contact at Google.
Together prepare a list of possible locations for events, possible sponsors.
Make a plan for the next two or three events and work the co-organizers through the steps for organizing an event.
###Check list
- Give access to the registration service for events (meetup.com/eventbrite/google form)
- Add members as managers to G+ chapter page and add link to the members profile in the link section
- Promote members to managers in the G+ chapter community or Facebook group (if exists)
- Give access to documents at Google drive, etc. about previous events
- Give access to other social media
###Process of organizing an event The process of doing an event and get it online online
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find speakers, create Google moderator where people can suggest a talk/topic
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find venue
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create event at https://developers.google.com/events/createevent
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create G+ event, create image for it
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Create another event (for ticketing) (optional)
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meetup event
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xing event
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facebook event
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eventbrite event
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Google Form (with automatic response mail via script)
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Marketing the event
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twitter, g+ post, g+ page post, g+ community, facebook post, email list
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website
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3rd party mailing list/calendars
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put posters up at public places, universities,
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Monitor member list at
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meetup event (many gdg uses it)
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eventbrite
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G+ event (if small)
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After the event publish content,feedback, reviews, ..
###Tools Open Source tools at Github by GDG[x]
- GDG Android app at Google Play (Frisbee)
- Chapter website based on G+ stream, GDG hub (Boomerang)
- Event website for Devfest (Zeppelin)