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Mind Mashup

Time: October 6, 2009 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Location: Infocommons on the third floor of Library West
Street: University of Florida
City/Town: Gainesville, FL
Website or Map: http://uf.freeculture.org/
Phone: jdg9843@ufl.edu
Event Type: meeting
Organized By: Jennifer Griffith-Delgado
Latest Activity: Oct 5, 2009

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Event Description

Hello all,

Don't forget that the Mind Mashup is happening tomorrow from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the Infocommons on the third floor of Library West. Since tomorrow is the first Tuesday of October, the Mashup will also serve as our October general meeting. There will be brief presentations on what Free Culture is, Creative Commons and Open Source Software, and Open Access. Following the presentations, several FFC members will give demos on Gimp, Inkscape, Audacity, and Blender. At this point, the audience will be free to either stay and watch the demos or jump onto the computers and start making mashups.

If you are already good at using any of these titles (or something open source that isn't listed above) or if you can use Adobe Photoshop, Premier, etc., and you are interested in demoing, e-mail me today. We hope to have short demos happening at regular intervals around the clock. If you want to demo something not listed, you'll need to bring your own laptop. Also, we'll need volunteers to man the Free Culture table and answer any questions students might have.

The librarians have really gone all out to help us make this event a success, from making lots of fliers to reserving the entire Infocommons plus some media rooms for our use. They're even getting us cookies! Let's do our part and have a big turnout. Invite your friends outside Free Culture, too!

Hope to see everyone on Tuesday for a night of fun, food, and Free Culture!

Best,

Jennifer Griffith-Delgado
President, Florida Free Culture

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