Look for the app on the iOS App Store, thanks to Lou Franco.

HOW DOES THIS VIRTUAL SUMMIT WORK?

Virtual NERD Summit is like the in-person summit, except that session rooms are virtual (a Zoom session) rather than physical.

UPDATE: All the JOIN links have been replaced by VIEW VIDEO links for all sesssions which were recorded.

• Find the session you wish to attend in the schedule below.
• Click the JOIN * link ~5 minutes (or less) before the session is scheduled to start (or see room links below).
  IMPORTANT: All the rooms, except Hangout & Help, are password protected. All ticket holders will receive the password by email. Make sure you registered here ti.to/nerd/nerd-summit-2020
• The sessions are recorded. Mute your audio and/or turn off your video if you do not want to be in the recording.
• Please stay muted unless you are asking a question.
• To ask a question, post "I have a question" in the Zoom chat, and you will be called on.
• When the talk is over, the Zoom session will close.

Then repeat the above for the next session that you would like to attend.

If you do not already have it, download the Zoom Client for Meetings *
* You will be prompted to do so when you click a JOIN link if you do not have it, but it is better to do it in advance.

Zoom links for each room number are below:

Coffee & Networking sponsored by Last Call Media and Acquia
Hangout & Help sponsored by Common Media
Room 135 sponsored by Cubit Coworks
Room 145 sponsored by Clevertech
Room 221 sponsored by HomeWorks Energy
Room 321 sponsored by Knectar
Room 325 sponsored by Bulkley, Richardson and Gelinas, LLP
Room 329 sponsored by MachineMetrics

For more details see nerdsummit.org/virtual.html

NERDSummit 2020: Virtual Hackathon on Sunday!

NERDS2020 Hackathon will take place on Sunday, March 22nd from 9am to 4pm EST.

The Hackathon is going virtual, too!
Slack and zoom, the same powerful tools that remote workers use every day, will also empower us to collaborate on the hackathon projects! More details to come.

Do you like to code? Do you want to code? Have you tried to learn to code only to not know how to get started?

Using JavaScript, Python, and maybe a Raspberry Pi or two, beginner programmers and professionals (ages 8 and up) will have opportunities to learn practical programming skills and participate in building real-world applications with mentors in a group setting.

Come join us for a day of networking, learning, and practical hacking -- make new friends, sharpen your skills and develop new ones in a fun and encouraging setting. Sign-up is here.

For more informmation see: nerdsummit.org/virtual.html