Publishing Village Schedules - Revision history

Jonwood: Add details on creating a village.

2018-08-31T02:51:36Z

Add details on creating a village.

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	= Publishing Your Village's Schedule =		= Publishing Your Village's Schedule =

	If you're running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up. Its a bit weird, but even if you're not actually hosting your thing in a village, you'll still need to [https://wiki.emfcamp.org/wiki/Villages create a village] for it, because that's how we track where things are.		If you're running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up.

	To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.		To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.

			== Creating a Village ==
			If you want people to be able to find your events easily you should create a village on the map, which you'll be able to select as the location attached to your calendar feed.

			* Make sure you're logged in to the main website (not the wiki) [https://www.emfcamp.org/account by visiting here].
			* Visit [https://map.emfcamp.org/ the map] and click the "+" button.
			* Enter your village name and the wiki page name (optional), click "set location" to place your village, and click create.

			You can edit or delete your village on the map at any time by clicking on it.

	== Creating a Feed with Google Calendar ==		== Creating a Feed with Google Calendar ==

Jonwood: /* Publishing Your Village's Schedule */

2018-08-31T02:05:33Z

Publishing Your Village's Schedule

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	= Publishing Your Village's Schedule =		= Publishing Your Village's Schedule =

	If you're running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up. Its a bit weird, but even if you're not actually hosting your thing in a village, you'll still need to [[https://wiki.emfcamp.org/wiki/Villages create a village]] for it, because that's how we track where things are.		If you're running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up. Its a bit weird, but even if you're not actually hosting your thing in a village, you'll still need to [https://wiki.emfcamp.org/wiki/Villages create a village] for it, because that's how we track where things are.

	To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.		To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.

Jonwood: Include details about needing to create a village

2018-08-31T02:05:11Z

Include details about needing to create a village

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	= Publishing Your Village's Schedule =		= Publishing Your Village's Schedule =

	~~For villages~~ running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up.		If you're running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up. Its a bit weird, but even if you're not actually hosting your thing in a village, you'll still need to [[https://wiki.emfcamp.org/wiki/Villages create a village]] for it, because that's how we track where things are.

	To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.		To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.

Jonwood at 01:57, 31 August 2018

2018-08-31T01:57:12Z

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	For villages running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up.		For villages running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up.

	To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/~~external/feeds~~ emfcamp.org/schedule/~~external/feeds~~]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.		To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.

	== Creating a Feed with Google Calendar ==		== Creating a Feed with Google Calendar ==
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	[[File:PublicSharing.png\|400px]]		[[File:PublicSharing.png\|400px]]

	And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/~~external/feeds~~ emfcamp.org/schedule/~~external/feeds~~]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.		And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/publish emfcamp.org/schedule/publish]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.

	[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|399px]]		[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|399px]]

Ms7821: /* Creating a Feed with Google Calendar */

2018-08-30T21:47:19Z

Creating a Feed with Google Calendar

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	Click the + button above "My Calendars", and fill in some details about your village, making sure to set the timezone to GMT+1. Once that's done, add some events to the calendar.		Click the + button above "My Calendars" (halfway down the left-hand side), and fill in some details about your village, making sure to set the timezone to GMT+1. Once that's done, add some events to the calendar.

	Once that's done hover over the calendar in the list and click on the menu button to the right of the name.		Once that's done hover over the calendar in the list and click on the menu button to the right of the name.

Ms7821 at 21:28, 30 August 2018

2018-08-30T21:28:55Z

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	And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [[https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.		And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.

	[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|399px]]		[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|399px]]

Ms7821 at 21:28, 30 August 2018

2018-08-30T21:28:29Z

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	For villages running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up.		For villages running talks, workshops, games, meetups, or anything else they can be added to the online schedule so that people can find them and join in. These instructions will help you get that set up.

	To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [[https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.		To do that you need an ical feed of your events. If you already know what that is, grab the URL, and add it at [https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]. If you have no idea what that means, read on, its really easy.

	== Creating a Feed with Google Calendar ==		== Creating a Feed with Google Calendar ==

	The simplest way to do this is to use Google Calendar, assuming you have a Google account go to [[https://calendar.google.com]], you should see something like this:		The simplest way to do this is to use Google Calendar, assuming you have a Google account go to [https://calendar.google.com calendar.google.com], you should see something like this:

	[[File:GoogleCalendar.png\|400px]]		[[File:GoogleCalendar.png\|400px]]

Ms7821: Ms7821 moved page PublishingVillageSchedules to Publishing Village Schedules

2018-08-27T00:00:45Z

Ms7821 moved page PublishingVillageSchedules to Publishing Village Schedules

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Kliment at 17:11, 26 August 2018

2018-08-26T17:11:37Z

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	And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [[https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.		And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [[https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.

	[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|~~400px~~]]		[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|399px]]

Kliment at 17:10, 26 August 2018

2018-08-26T17:10:58Z

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	And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [[https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.		And finally scroll down until you find the "Public address in iCal format" box, and copy the link in there - you can take that link and drop it into [[https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/external/feeds]]. If the schedule changes, or you have new events, just update your Google Calendar and the schedule will update shortly afterwards.

	[[File:GetShareableLink.png]]		[[File:GetShareableLink.png\|400px]]