Ubuntu Summit CFP
This is the Call for Proposals for the Ubuntu Summit
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CFP guidelines
The Ubuntu Summit Call for Proposals is officially open. We are looking for speakers who desire to share their bold vision of the future. Here are just a few themes that align with the Summit spirit:

- Groundbreaking new projects
- Innovation in open ecosystems and communities
- Crossing the divide from proprietary to open source

If you have questions, please contact community@canonical.com
Name
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Please enter your first and last name
Pronouns
Leave blank or select preferred pronouns: 
"He/Him", "She/Her", "They/Them"
Affiliation
Please share your affiliation/company name/title that you would like printed on your badge. Leave blank if you do not wish to share this information publicly.
Discourse username? (Optional)
If you have an account on the Ubuntu Discourse, please share your nickname. This allows you to engage with the audience and answer questions about your session.
Speaker headshot
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Please add a link to an headshot you would like to use for your speaker banner and promotional materials. Please make sure the photo is has a .jpg, .jpeg, webp, or .png extension and that the link is valid and publicly available.
Session title *
Please keep your title punchy and under 80 characters. This ensures your session name won't get cut off on our printed schedules, speaker banners, or YouTube channel.
Session abstract *
This is the teaser for your session. Please write 1-2 punchy paragraphs describing what your talk is about and what attendees will learn. This will be published on our public schedule.
Session type *
Please choose your session length carefully. The time you select must include both your presentation and your Q&A. 
Important: If you select a 5-minute Lightning Talk, you cannot use your own laptop (no BYOD). We run these back-to-back with zero setup time, so you will be required to present from the main stage computer."
Difficulty level *
Beginner: The audience has beginner experience on Ubuntu and Linux, and might not have deep understanding of open source communities. Think about sessions that will allow someone getting started to jump to the intermediate level
Intermediate: This audience has many experiences using Ubuntu and Linux, and might already be participating in open source communities. We can also suppose that they use CLI and other tools included on Ubuntu for their needs. Sharing knowledge or experiences on specific area, know-hows on troubleshooting would be suitable.
Advanced: These audiences already have a deep understanding of Ubuntu, its ecosystems and related open source technologies, and actively use Ubuntu on their projects and work. They might also actively participate and contribute to open source communities. Topics on internal implementation, how the internal system works and its application would be suitable.
Speaker bio
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Please provide a short bio of the speaker.
Link to Google slides
Please add a link to Google slides of your presentation. The presentation does not need to be completed at this stage, but it is important that the link does not change. Please make sure you share the presentation with internal-events-support@canonical.com. 

If you need to use your own laptop for legal or other reasons, type BYOD instead. *
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