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The Call for Proposals (CfP) is now open. PyCon Taiwan 2016 is accepting talks and tutorial!
Since one of the PyCon motivation is to help Python education and advocate the use of Python, by default your talks wil be recorded, edited and uploaded to pyvideo.org by the PyCon Taiwan committee. If you don’t want your talk being recorded, make sure you toggle the recording option during the proposal submission. See more info about the Recoding Release.
Note that speakers are required to buy the conference ticket as well. (see [Everyone Pays Policy]).
You need to sign up a new account on tw.pycon.org. With an activated account, you can fill up the speaker profile and create new proposals through your Dashboard.
We encourage you to submit the proposal as early as possible.
We accept a broad range of Python related proposals, from reports on academic and commercial projects and case studies. Basically, if you are reading these words, you should go submit your proposal!
The theme of PyCon TW 2016 is "Implement the future together". Therefore, we encourage speakers to talk about your own Python package or your experience of learning Python and hosting a Python community. Talks on advanced topics are highly welcomed as well.
Most talks are 25 minutes long. However, we offer a limited number of 45-minute slots for important topics which we think audience can benefit significantly more from a more extensive treatment. Note that the talk time length includes setup and Q&A time.
Talk can be given in either English or Chinese.
We redesign the proposal form to make it better help speakers to organize their idea. Find more at How to Propose a Talk.
Similar to talks, we don't pose limitations on tutorial topics. Tutorial are half or full day long, equivalently to 3 or 6 hours of teaching. The guideline for tutorial submission is based on the guideline for talks, so make sure you have read How to Propose a Talk. On top of that, We have some special requirements for tutorial submission, please refer to How to Propose a Tutorial for more information.
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