For general proposal calling information, see Call for Proposals.
First of all, thank you considering giving a talk in PyCon Taiwan 2017. The following will help you submit an successful proposal. In the following, we are going to provide you the tips to make your proposal strong and informative and get the best chance of acceptance.
Generally, you will have the following aspects to think through before your proposal:
- What’s your topic?
- Who is your target audience?
- What will the audience gain after your talk?
- How you organize your talk time?
You will ask to fill up the following fields for your proposal:
- Title
- Category
- Duration
- Language
- Abstract
- Python Level
- Objectives
- Detailed Description (optional)
- Outline (optional)
- Supplementary (optional)
- Recording Policy
- Slide Link (optional)
Looks like quite a lot of fields to fill in. Well, you can skip those optional fields and the rest of the form will only take you about 500 chars to type. But we encourage you to fill most of the fields to help reviewer understand your proposal.
Some of the fields are for reviewers only so no need to worry about spoilers:
- Objectives
- Outline
- Supplementary
If you are a very experienced speaker, you can directly enter the DashBoard to propose!
Next we will give more detailed advice on each aspects.