San Francisco, CA 94103
NOTE SEE THE 2015 EDITION OF THIS EVENT. USE THIS LINK
Saturday, June 7, 2014 — Children’s AppFest (Please note this event is now full. However, we do still have seats available for AppCamp.)
Children’s AppFest will go for about 3 hours. It is a cooperative effort between the SVKAG (Silicon Valley Kids Apps Group), Moms With Apps, Co.Lab and CTR/Dust or Magic. Many people worked to make this happen, especially Josh Garratt, Gabriel Adauto, Esteban Sosnik, Randy Weiner and Lorraine Akemann.
IDEAL FOR REVIEWERS, PUBLISHERS AND CHILDREN Dust or Magic AppFest is the affordable warm up act for the Dust or Magic AppCamp, to be held at the Marconi Conference Center the next day, on Sunday, June 8.
HOW IT WORKS People are divided into two categories: Demo Givers and Demo Takers. Demo Givers take a balloon, write the name of your title on the balloon and put out a tablet. You might want to have business cards or a one page handout with some free download codes, so people can learn more about your work. This is an excellent place to get discovered, as several of the Dust or Magic speakers will be Demo Takers. Children will also be onhand.
People (and kids) who want to get a demo will look for balloons. We’ll have snacks for the kids and adults. Parents are responsible for their kids. We'll avoid peanuts or nuts; let us know if there are any other special needs regarding diet. We'll try.
NOTE Overt selling is not permitted -- this is about sharing and testing. There will be a table for flyers or PR materials; anyone is welcome to leave anything.
At 5 PM, we’ll present a “State of the Children’s App” where we may show a few examples of “dust” and “magic” and provide a preview of the agenda, below. Children may find this part of the day a bit dry, so please plan accordingly.
WE CONCLUDE AT 6 PM Hopefully happy and full of new ideas and pizza.
This event is free and public, but limited to 80 on a first-come, first-served basis.
QUESTIONS: warren @ childrenstech.com (about programming) or Randy Weiner randy @ brainquake.com about location-related issues.
NOTE SEE THE 2015 EDITION OF THIS EVENT. USE THIS LINK
Saturday, June 7, 2014 — Children’s AppFest (Please note this event is now full. However, we do still have seats available for AppCamp.)
Children’s AppFest will go for about 3 hours. It is a cooperative effort between the SVKAG (Silicon Valley Kids Apps Group), Moms With Apps, Co.Lab and CTR/Dust or Magic. Many people worked to make this happen, especially Josh Garratt, Gabriel Adauto, Esteban Sosnik, Randy Weiner and Lorraine Akemann.
IDEAL FOR REVIEWERS, PUBLISHERS AND CHILDREN Dust or Magic AppFest is the affordable warm up act for the Dust or Magic AppCamp, to be held at the Marconi Conference Center the next day, on Sunday, June 8.
HOW IT WORKS People are divided into two categories: Demo Givers and Demo Takers. Demo Givers take a balloon, write the name of your title on the balloon and put out a tablet. You might want to have business cards or a one page handout with some free download codes, so people can learn more about your work. This is an excellent place to get discovered, as several of the Dust or Magic speakers will be Demo Takers. Children will also be onhand.
People (and kids) who want to get a demo will look for balloons. We’ll have snacks for the kids and adults. Parents are responsible for their kids. We'll avoid peanuts or nuts; let us know if there are any other special needs regarding diet. We'll try.
NOTE Overt selling is not permitted -- this is about sharing and testing. There will be a table for flyers or PR materials; anyone is welcome to leave anything.
At 5 PM, we’ll present a “State of the Children’s App” where we may show a few examples of “dust” and “magic” and provide a preview of the agenda, below. Children may find this part of the day a bit dry, so please plan accordingly.
WE CONCLUDE AT 6 PM Hopefully happy and full of new ideas and pizza.
This event is free and public, but limited to 80 on a first-come, first-served basis.
QUESTIONS: warren @ childrenstech.com (about programming) or Randy Weiner randy @ brainquake.com about location-related issues.