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Ubuntu user, community volunteer and documentation author/fixer-upper. My company, xtrinsic, specializes in Drupal installations for on-line communities. I also host a technology conference HICK Tech: The rural and modern technology forum. Within my own (physical) community I've been a strong supporter of the STARS project. STARS Supplies Technology to At Risk Students. Our local LUG transforms donated hardware into Ubuntu boxes for high school students who cannot afford to buy their own computer. In the new year I will be working with a group of students on creating teen-friendly documentation for these systems. Ubuntu user, community volunteer and documentation author. I host a technology conference HICK Tech: The rural and modern technology forum. Within my own (physical) community I've been a strong supporter of the STARS project. STARS Supplies Technology to At Risk Students. Our local LUG transforms donated hardware into Ubuntu boxes for high school students who cannot afford to buy their own computer. We are looking to work with a group of students to create teen-friendly documentation for these systems. In theory my "day job" is involves developing and deploying Drupal; however, I do a lot of other things related to FOSS as well. For example: I have also been active as a lecturer and conference speaker. Topics have included how to really get more women involved in open source, database migration for [[http://www.drupal.org|Drupal]], and how to deliver presentations. My laptop sports all the requisite stickers (Ubuntu, VW, Farmers Feed Cities! and Creative Commons). A longer list of presentations (including links to videos, slides and handouts) [[http://emmajane.net/events|is available from my personal site]].
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== Links ==  * Launchpad - [[https://launchpad.net/people/emmajane|launchpad.net/people/emmajane]]
 * Personal blog - [[http://www.emmajane.net|www.emmajane.net]]
 * HICK Tech (community tech conference) - [[http://www.hicktech.com|www.hicktech.com]]
 * Online community development - [[http://www.xtrinsic.com||www.xtrinsic.com]]
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 * [https://launchpad.net/people/emmajane Launchpad]
 * [http://www.emmajane.net Personal blog]
 * [http://www.xtrinsic.com xtrinsic]
 * [http://www.hicktech.com HICK Tech]		 == Contributions ==
I have been using Debian-based distributions as my primary operating system since 2003. My trials with the 2.4 kernel and ACPI led me to write supporting documentation on how to patch and compile a kernel, which were later included in The Linux Documentation Project. (I'm sure the recent xkcd comic, [[http://xkcd.com/456/|Cautionary]], was about me.)
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== Documentation == === Full Circle Magazine, Ubuntu Women column ===
 * Making Change Happen - a five-part series in Full Circle Magazine
    * Goals [[http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-10/|Issue 10]], page 27
    * Action Items [[http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-11|Issue 11]], page 27
    * Areas of Responsibility [[http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-12/|Issue 12]], page 38
    * Evaluating Progress [[http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-13/|Issue 13]], page 34
    * Volunteer Retention [[http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-14/|Issue 14]], page 28
 * The Code of Conduct [[http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-15/|Issue 15]], page 27
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I'm new to the Ubuntu Doc Team! Before working on the Ubuntu documentation I was an active member of the Linux Documentation Project. === Other articles that mention Ubuntu ===
  * [[http://www.linuxpromagazine.com/issues/2008/94/hick_tech|HICK Tech:Learn from the chair of HICK Tech how to roll out your own community event]], Linux Pro Magazine (Issue 94)

=== Ubuntu Women ===
 * Wrote the first draft of the project's [[http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/RoadMap|Road Map]].
 * Active on the mailing list and in the IRC channel (as time permits, of course).

=== Other contributions ===
 * Organized HICK Tech, a rural technology conference in Owen Sound, Canada. Included Ubuntu CDs in the give-away bags. Received a sponsorship from Pearson Education to give away five copies of The Official Ubuntu Book.
 * Speaker at several conferences on the role of women in open source (and how we need to change our focus towards world domination of FOSS) -- including OSCON 2008, LugRadio Live (San Francisco and Wolverhampton)
 * Author and coordinator for [[The Linux Documentation Project|http://tldp.org/]] (retired from position)
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Ubuntu user, community volunteer and documentation author. I host a technology conference HICK Tech: The rural and modern technology forum. Within my own (physical) community I've been a strong supporter of the STARS project. STARS Supplies Technology to At Risk Students. Our local LUG transforms donated hardware into Ubuntu boxes for high school students who cannot afford to buy their own computer. We are looking to work with a group of students to create teen-friendly documentation for these systems. In theory my "day job" is involves developing and deploying Drupal; however, I do a lot of other things related to FOSS as well. For example: I have also been active as a lecturer and conference speaker. Topics have included how to really get more women involved in open source, database migration for Drupal, and how to deliver presentations. My laptop sports all the requisite stickers (Ubuntu, VW, Farmers Feed Cities! and Creative Commons). A longer list of presentations (including links to videos, slides and handouts) is available from my personal site.

Contributions

I have been using Debian-based distributions as my primary operating system since 2003. My trials with the 2.4 kernel and ACPI led me to write supporting documentation on how to patch and compile a kernel, which were later included in The Linux Documentation Project. (I'm sure the recent xkcd comic, Cautionary, was about me.)

Full Circle Magazine, Ubuntu Women column

  • Making Change Happen - a five-part series in Full Circle Magazine

  • The Code of Conduct Issue 15, page 27

Ubuntu Women

  • Wrote the first draft of the project's Road Map.

  • Active on the mailing list and in the IRC channel (as time permits, of course).

Other contributions

  • Organized HICK Tech, a rural technology conference in Owen Sound, Canada. Included Ubuntu CDs in the give-away bags. Received a sponsorship from Pearson Education to give away five copies of The Official Ubuntu Book.

  • Speaker at several conferences on the role of women in open source (and how we need to change our focus towards world domination of FOSS) -- including OSCON 2008, LugRadio Live (San Francisco and Wolverhampton)

  • Author and coordinator for http://tldp.org/ (retired from position)

Current Projects

  • Reviewing the DocBook section of the Style Guide.

  • Reviewing the Accessibility section of the official documentation.

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