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EuroPython 2014 Feedback Results

We’d like to thank everyone who participated in the EuroPython 2014 feedback call. A total of 164 people have sent in their feedback.

The results are now available as PDF:

EuroPython 2014 Feedback Results

As previously announced, we have removed the comment field entries to make sure that we don’t accidentally leak private information.

A few key points can be extracted from the results:

  • the overall conference was a great success
  • most attendees (or at least the ones that participated in the questionnaire) were experienced Python users
  • attendees loved the professionally run venue, the social event, the food and drinks
  • quality of talks/trainings was good, but could see some improvement
  • the recruiting event did not meet expectations and needs to be improved for future years
  • about 2/3 of the attendees found the conference fee to be good value for money, about 1/3 would prefer lower fees
  • attendees would like to see the following improvements implemented/extended for future years: easy access to SIM cards, sponsored parties, workshops for beginners, business session for freelancers/projects
  • 98% of the attendees are looking forward to EuroPython 2015

We will use this feedback to continue to improve the attendee experience for EuroPython 2015.

Helping with EuroPython 2015

If you would like to help with EuroPython 2015, we invite you to join the EuroPython Society. Membership is free. Just go to our application page and enter your details. Please join and help us make a better conference.

Enjoy,

EuroPython Society

EuroPython 2014 Feedback Form

EuroPython 2014 was a great event and we’d like to learn from you how to make EuroPython 2015 even better. If you attended EuroPython 2014, please take a few moments and fill out our feedback form:

EuroPython 2014 Feedback Form

We will leave the feedback form online for another two weeks and then use the information as basis for the work on EuroPython 2015 and also post a summary of the multiple choice questions (not the comments to protect your privacy) on our website. Many thanks in advance.

Helping with EuroPython 2015

If you would like to help with EuroPython 2015, we invite you to join the EuroPython Society. Membership is free. Just go to our application page and enter your details.

In the coming months, we will start the discussions about the new work group model we’ve announced at the conference.

Enjoy,

EuroPython Society

EuroPython 2014 Feedback

Now that EuroPython 2014 is almost over, we would like to say a

BIG THANK YOU

to the local organizers in Berlin! You did a wonderful job with the conference organization.

Please provide feedback

Going forward, we would like to ask all EuroPython attendees to send us your feedback for EuroPython 2014, so we can use this information to plan for EuroPython 2015.

Please use our

EuroPython 2014 Feedback Form

for sending us your feedback.

Helping with EuroPython 2015

If you would like to help with EuroPython 2015, we invite you to join the EuroPython Society. Membership is free. Just go to our application page and enter your details.

In the coming months, we will start the discussions about the new work group model we’ve announced here at the conference.

Thanks to all EuroPython attendees

Thank you very much for attending and have a safe trip home.

We’re all looking forward to seeing you again for EuroPython 2015.

Enjoy,

EuroPython Society

Upcoming EuroPython sprints and barcamp

Over the weekend there will be a Python BarCamp and of course sprints.

All EuroPython attendees can attend sprints and BarCamp but please register yourself for logistic reasons (registration links on the pages above).

Both events are also free for non-attendees. So if you have friends, co-workers or other people that are interested in Python, please bring them for with you - for free. We only require that they should register at the EuroPython info desk inside the foyer of the bcc.

The sprint orientation and introduction is today, Friday at 2pm in C01.

Join and get some more detailed information about the different sprints and topics.

EuroPython Society Sessions at EuroPython 2014

We are having three EuroPython Society (EPS) sessions today at EuroPython 2014. They are all held in room B09.

All EuroPython attendees are invited to join in to these sessions and to become EuroPython Society members.

If you would like to support the EuroPython Society and want to sign up for membership, please visit our membership application form.

Membership is free and we’d like to get as many EuroPython attendees signed up as members as possible, because the EuroPython conference series is all about its attendees.

Enjoy,

EuroPython Society

Evaluation of talks and trainings

This year we will proceed with the evaluation and feedback of talk and trainings as follows:

  • Trainers will handout paper feedback forms to the trainees for leaving some feedback for the trainer.
  • The feedback for keynotes and talks will be done completely through the Guidebook app. The details view of each talk has a “Rate this talk” button that will bring you to the evaluation form.

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Special deal: become an angel for one day and get a free day pass

We have a special deal for you: become an angel for one day (8 hour shift) and receive a free day pass for that same day. If you work a complete day as video angel (supporting the video team) you will be able to attend and listen to the keynotes and talks of this day and even better: you can get in touch with the Python community.

If you are still hesitant or undecided about supporting us as a volunteer or if you could not find the time for registering with the volunteer system, just come to the kick off meeting on Sunday July 20th at 2pm or 5pm or Monday July 21st at 11am at the conference venue.

Everybody is welcome!