Codeland 2020 CFP Prep

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Codeland 2020 CFP Prep - Talk

THIS IS NOT The submission, if you need that go to the links below
https://airtable.com/shryzIn05qvpvy71H
https://airtable.com/shr3WVHjTUNHTCeeY

This is meant to help those trying to get feedback on CFP's prior to submitting.

Email *

Full Name

Email Address

What's your bio? No more than 2-3 sentences, please.

What's your DEV username, if you have one?

What's your Twitter handle, if you have one?

How would you describe your gender?

White

Hispanic or Latino

Black or African American

Asian / Pacific Islander

Prefer not to disclose

Other

Where are you traveling from?

Speaker Background

Coding Status

Curious about tech and coding

Just Started Learning to code

Casually code, but coding is not the core part of my profession

Currently focused on developing my coding skills

Currently loopking for my first full-time developer role

Employed as a full-time developer for less than a year

Employed as a full-time developer for 1-3 years

Employed as a full-time developer for over 3 years

Employed in a senior code-related role (CTO, director of engineering, lead...)

Other

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Coding Background

CS Degree

Collection of resources (Blog posts, books, tutorials, workshops, etc.)

In-person bootcamp

Online learning platforms

Other

Theme

"Be amazed" applications of new technologies

"The Big Picture" how code is affecting society

"Go Deep" - deep dives into fundamental concepts

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Talk Title *

Talk Elements

Live Coding

Code Samples

Demo of Working Code

None

Other

Talk Outline - Please describe the beginning, middle, and end of the talk. This should be a completed outline of what you will present. For example, instead of saying “this talk will provide 3 best practices for learning to code on your own,” your outline should list out what those three best practices are with as much detail on each one as possible. *

Problem - What is the problem your talk addresses? Why is this problem important or interesting to our attendees? *

Takeaway - We want to make sure all talks leave the audience with something they can take back with them. What do you want the audience to do with the information you’ve presented in your talk? *

Intention - How do you want the audience to feel when you’re done? *

Research - While personal stories are powerful, we highly encourage you to research your subject and use data/resources whenever possible. What resources and research do you plan to include in your talk, if any? (interviews, reports, primary sources, academic journals, etc.) *

Fit - Why are you the right person to give this talk? This is less about expertise (which is not a requirement), but more about the relationship between the talk and the speaker, and finding a good fit. Feel free to include your passion, past experience, previous roles, etc. *

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