Templates, Presentations, Texts, Movies
This page provides resources which your Software Freedom Day team may find useful. See also the related Artwork and FreeSoftwareMedia pages!
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Presentation Templates
sfd10-presentation-template-global.otp
This LibreOffice Impress template can be used by speakers on the day who wish to make presentations.
Blank space has been left on the bottom left footer for sponsor logos or to print your team's location.SFD_2010-Praesentationsvorlage.otp
I just created another template for Impress. Maybe there's plenty of room for improvements, but I think it's a good starting point.
The colors for header and footer are adapted from the logo (orange and green).
In the footer of the master I use the font "cc-icons", which can be downloaded from here.ModeloPresentacionSFD.odp
Model document in Spanish to prepare slides of the conference, based on an alternative design..SFD_presentation_slide.otp
OpenDocument Presentation template created in LibreOffice Impress. Background image file created using Inkscape. Default font is set to Linux Biolinum O from the Libertine Open Fonts Project. See screenshot below:
ECOSS_Presentation.odp
Modified SFD_presentation_slide.otp with front page, custom bullets and page number for our celebrations at ECOSS. See screenshot below:
Information Flyers
If someone is interested in a 3-fold-flyer, here we go. Our Community uses this to give some brief information about the community itself, Free Software in general and our goals.
I changed the Ubuntu logo to SFD2010 logo and used the logo-colors (orange and green) like in the above Impress-template.
Source is Scribus. Feel free to adapt it and change it to your needs. Surely you can take out the logo of our community and replace it with your own or any other background you wish to use.
These flyers are designed in LibreOffice Writer and are intended for different audiences to promote FOSS products of interest to that audience.
sfd-women-in-foss.odt - Australian specific but easily repurposed for other countries
Presentations
Possible topics
Software Freedom is a huge topic and it is very easy to lose your audience. We recommend keeping a focus during the day, also remember that it is not about people moving to GNU/Linux or BSD but getting aware of what is Free Software and giving them the smoothest possible introduction to it, finding things that they could do with minimum changes using FOSS. Get them interested and give them time.
Software Freedom
We all have at one point or another made introduction to Free Software, different licenses and why it matters. Here are a few contributed slides.
WhySoftwareFreedomMatters.odp: Covers key points of the importance of Software Freedom
How to join a Free Software Project and why
Here is a presentation to explain audiences how to join a Free Software project and why. It will cover the definition of Free Software and a Free Software Project, how to participate and contribute, where should they start and the reasons why they should participate or contribute.
HowToJoinAFreeSoftwareProjectAndWhy.odp: Aim at attracting more participants and contributors for Free Software. This presentation is translated into other languages: Bengali, Bangladesh (বাংলা, বাংলাদেশ)
FOSS for non-profits
This was an LibreOffice Impress presentation given a few years ago to members of non-profit organizations.
FOSS in solving everyday issues
Those presentations are meant to give examples of problems which we all face everyday and can have a (multiplatform) FOSS solution. One need to be familiar with the problem discussed and the tools presented as people WILL have questions.
Getting things done with FLOSS (updated 09/2012)
Contributing back
- Open Street Map 1-5 easy steps
Free audio and video from the FSF
Video and audio recordings of speeches and other events related to the Free Software Foundation or the GNU project are available from the GNU website at this address: http://audio-video.gnu.org/
FOSS stuff on DVDs
Each year we master a number of DVDs that we ship together with the SFD team pack for teams with poor Internet connection so they can duplicate them and redistribute. We have made those ISO files available for download through bit torrent:
SFD2011FreeCulture.iso : Free Culture content and documentaries
- MD5 = 966b799333ecdd6c096fe195d6f246b6
- SHA256 = ae7796b7d33e6c6fbf4f8b1137a18b8d98ea6d0128e3bf091edb9ec07b44f9e3
- Size: 4.3G (4629086208 bytes)
OpenDisc SFD Edition : FOSS applications for Windows available from http://www.theopendisc.com
Spanish language teams may want to also distribute DVDs based on the ISOs available at http://cdlibre.org/descargar/index.html
For those wanting the latest OpenDisc Chris just mastered a new ISO for SFD available at http://www.theopendisc.com
AppleUsers.org has also mastered a collection of FOSS applications for MAC. Any SFD team can get access to the torrent by filling out the form at the bottom of the page (the idea is to list your group in the above list as a supplier of the Spotlight on FOSS DVD. It will also enable AppleUsers.org to contact you if we need additional seeders for the Golden Master. So the links are:
Movies
Read about Free and Open Source Film on WikiPedia as an inspiration for movies not necessarily technically oriented, but who show how films can look produced the Free way.
List of Movies you might like to show at your event
About Free Software
Freedom Fry — “Happy birthday to GNU”: excellent explanation of Free Software by Stephen Fry (20 translations available
Richard Stallman (founder of the free software movement) welcomes to SFD - Good quality for web viewing (480x270, 28 MB Lighter (480x270, 13)
Free Culture Films
- 2006
- World’s first Free movie, made entirely with Free and Open Source graphics software
- Viewing time about 10 minutes
- Scenario rather hard to understand
- 2008
- Second Blender project movie
- Viewing time about 10 minutes
- Scenario a lot easier for the audience
- 2009
- Viewing time of 93 minutes
- Valkaama is a collaborative Open Source Movie with all sources available to build upon them
- 2009
- Made with non-FOSS software (Flash mainly)
- Viewing time of 120 minutes
- Great example of the Free culture movement (but not Free Software)
- The site has wealth of information to explain Free Culture movement and more
- 2010
- Latest Blender movie project
- Very nice and different mood from the previous Blender projects
- Rather sad ending which doesn't make this movie as the best fit for a celebration, or light hearted mood to talk about Free Software or Blender
- 15 minutes
- The 3 blender movies are a good topic for examples on financing FOSS software and balancing life and passion
Subtitle in 10 language: universalsubtitles.org
The making of Singtel (58 minutes)
About GNU / Linux
- 1 hour and 25 minutes
- Good for people already familiar with GNU/Linux
Codename: Linux German Documentary about GNU / Linux
Die Reise des Pinguins German report about GNU / Linux
The story of Linux: short 3'39" intro about Linux made by the LF (Youtube link)
Subtitle in 8 language: universalsubtitles.org
Websites to look for movies
Archive.org is sure the best site to find (not only) free and open source movies. Also if you like to share your movies!
Songs/Music
Publications
There are a few fully free (as in Freedom) publications out there, often covering Free and Open Source Source stuff and worth mentioning, distributing or advertising during conversations and SFD events:
TUXinfo (Spanish)
Others
Stuff that didn't make it in other categories above but worth mentioning and which could entice people to cover the topic:
