Please note that this schedule may change from time to time as we shuffle spaces and speakers around.<\/p>\n
Similar to 2016, this year we’re not allocating rooms to a specific track. We do this to shake things up, get you moving and promote networking.<\/p>\n
In order to make it easier to get the most out of your WordCamp experience we’ve assigned a skill level as well as specifying the primary target audience for each session.<\/p>\n
These sessions are suitable for those without any programming or specific WordPress knowledge. Ideal for those just starting out on their WordPress journey and looking to get a jump start.<\/p>\n
These sessions assume you have a good working knowledge of WordPress and processes around business development.<\/p>\n
These sessions assume your technical knowledge is good either from a development or IT systems point of view. There will likely be programming code displayed and terms such as “API”, “nginx” and “xDebug” being used.<\/p>\n
Target audience is primarily for bloggers or those who update and edit content.<\/p>\n
Target audience is developers.\u00a0 Code and other tech-related topics are likely to be the focus of these talks.<\/p>\n
Target audience are those who run a business in which WordPress plays a significant role.<\/p>\n
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| Time<\/th> | Room 1<\/span> <\/span> <\/th> | Room 2<\/span> <\/span> <\/th><\/tr><\/thead>| 10:15 am<\/td> | |
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