Ignite London 5 was held on 8th November 2011

at 93 Feet East. Look out for #igniteLDN6 in Spring 2012

Why and How to Give an Ignite Talk

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Still undecided whether you should or could do an Ignite London Talk? Well hopefully this should help!

Scott Berkun – “Why and How to Give an Ignite Talk” Ignite Seattle

See you can do it! We want to hear your cool ideas, hacks, projects,loves, hates,  lessons, and stories. What do you want to talk about?

These talks will each be 5 minutes long with 20 slides and only 15 seconds a slide (they auto-advance). Go on speak at ignite london #3
Email your proposal to speakers@ignitelondon.net . You can find out more details about how to submit a proposal here

 


Return of Favourite Video Friday!

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It’s been away, but now its back! with not one, but two favourite videos!

First up Lean programming (the fridge vs the radiator) by Jason Yip Ignite Sydney

Why we like it?

Andy says: I’m afraid that the sound is a bit quiet on this video, but it is an excellent example of a slightly different approach to Ignite slides. The subject matter is on a professional and fairly serious topic, but his hand drawn, stick men type cartoons, add a lot of additional message to support his point, and a bit of humour as well. Enjoy!

and The Sex Lives of the Great Renaissance Masters by Ben Hammersley from our very first Ignite London.

The Renaissance Masters and their Mistresses by Ben Hammersley – Ignite London 18 November 2009 from hurryonhome on Vimeo.

why we like it?

Claire says: This is my favourite ignite talk ever. Ignite london #1 was filled with so many amazing talks, but this one holds fast in my memory. “are we ready to do art!? yeh! woo” hell yes. It constantly inspires me to find out new slighly bizare but interesting things about art and culture.

From these two examples you can see just how wide and diverse ignite talks can be. Tell us about what interests you! send us a proposal to speak at ignite london #3
Email your proposal to speakers@ignitelondon.net .

 


Want to speak at Ignite London 3? Yes you do… go on, go on go on I dares you.

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Apologies for being rather quiet over the last few weeks, we haven’t forgotten we have been beavering away behind the scenes to make sure that Ignite London 3 is the best yet!  We can’t wait to get back to The Luminaire on Tuesday 28 September 2010, be prepared for a spectacular event.

Sounds good right? Want to be involved? Yes? Excellent! We are still looking for speakers!

What do you want to tell people in 5 minutes? If there’s a topic you are passionate about and you to tell the world, in front of a very enthusiastic live audience, this is the place to do it.  Any topic at all! We’re after a mix of funny and serious personal and social, low and high tech, digital, analog, crafty, webby, environmental, quirky and mainstream. Make us laugh, make us cry, make us think, enlighten us. The only thing we insist on is No Sales Pitches.

Here comes the sciencey bit …How to submit a Proposal

Email your proposal to speakers@ignitelondon.net . Please include as much information about your proposed presentation as you can as this will help determine who is picked.  If you can, include the following:

  • Your Name
  • Title of Your Talk
  • Brief description of what you want to talk about
  • Twitter Name (if applicable)
  • Email Address
  • Contact phone number
  • Blog or Website URL
  • Short Bio – who you are and what you do

By submitting a proposal, you are agreeing that we may use your name and the title of your talk within Ignite London promotional material.

Deadline

Proposals must be received by 6 pm on Wednesday 1 September 2010.  Based on the previous two events we expect to receive many more submissions than can be accommodated so there more information about your talk you can give the better. We will endeavour to respond to your proposal as soon as we can to confirm we’ve received it.