I'm currently working in a cyber cafe in Cameroon, Africa. Desktop penetration is very low here, so I wish to create a grassroots organisation with my mates to promote ICT. Where can I find materials and people interested in the project "Promote Computer Literacy and Digital Literacy with Ubuntu"?
On Planet Ubuntu there was a post asking RSVP to an Ubuntu Jam organized by the Californian LoCo. The event linked to loco.ubuntu.com event entry, where we could enter our RSVP status. Is it possible to implement a similar system for our LoCo page on Ubuntu Wiki?
EDIT
As @JorgeCastro pointed out in the comments, LoCos can register events at loco.ubuntu.com. But what is the procedure to register an event there?
I'd like to put up some posters around where I go to school, where would I find some great looking posters, flyers and tips on advocacy?
I am looking to get meet other users how do I find that team.
I'm taking my be-stickered laptop to a coffee shop tonight for an Ubuntu Hour. I've let a bunch of local LUG people know about it. How can I ensure people come away from it feeling like the experience was valuable? Is there something you've done that was particularly successful?
There is a wiki page about Ubuntu Hours which is very helpful. I'm interested in collecting best practices from the community.