Hey recruits! We are looking forward to seeing you this weekend at #wcsd and want to share some helpful information to ensure you get the most out of your WordCamp weekend.
In case you didn’t know, all WordCamps are volunteer-run conferences organized by those in your local community and are committed to providing a friendly, safe and welcoming environment for all. Please reference the WordCamp Code of Conduct for details.
Check the attendee list
This is a great way to see who’s attending and make new friends.
Read Through the Schedule
Decide which sessions to attend ahead of time so you can plan lots of conversation time in the “networking track” where you can learn one-on-one.
Get Social on Twitter and Facebook
Share quotes and comments you overhear throughout the weekend with #wcsd.
Registration
Registration begins at 7:45am. Come early for meeting cool people just like you. Opening remarks will start at 8:45am of the corresponding rooms for each track.
Help Bar
Have a specific question about using WordPress? Stop by the help bar which is staffed by volunteers from various backgrounds that will assist you with your WordPress site.
WiFi
Due to how the buildings are structured at SDCC, the WiFi can be a little spotty, so please prepare accordingly in the event there is no connection or it’s slow.
Saturday After Party
The After Party will be held at San Diego Museum of Man, in the heart of Balboa Park. We’re lucky to have the entire venue for our WordCamp attendees from 7 – 11 PM. Be prepared to show proper ID if you would like an adult beverage and please, have your WCSD badge with you.
Sunday Networking
Join us for some great networking over coffee at 10am on Sunday, right before our keynote speaker, Dre Armeda takes the stand.
Parking
There’s plenty of parking nearby so make sure to check out where to park in advance.
Last of all
Please give a big thank you to our sponsors, speakers, volunteers and organizers for all their efforts in making WordCamp San Diego great this year.