FacebookCamp Toronto 2: Tuesday, October 9th

by Joey deVilla on October 5, 2007

FacehookedThe second FacebookCamp Toronto — a gathering for local techies interested in developing Facebook applications — takes place next Tuesday, October 9th, at the MaRS Centre (101 College Street, a stone’s throw from Queen’s park subway station). I was at the first FaceBookCamp Toronto, and if you’d like to see my notes, they’re here.

Speakers will include:

  • Ami Vora (Corporate Communications, Developer PR) from Facebook Inc., flying in from Palo Alto
  • Janice Diner (Creative Director) and Michael Scissons (Director of National Sales) from Segal Communications
  • Geoffrey B. Roche (President) from Lowe Roche

The last FacebookCamp was quite tech-heavy — the one, while still aimed at developing applications, will be more focused on the business, marketing, branding and promotional aspects. Here’s the schedule:

  • 6:00 - Social/Mingling
  • 6:30 - Intro - update from last FBCT (Roy Pereira / Colin Smillie /Andrew Cherwenka)
  • 6:35 - High level presentation on platform and best-practices (Ami Vora - Facebook Inc.)
  • 6:55 - Building an Application for a Brand (Michael Scissons & Janice Diner - Segal Communications)
  • 7:15 - How Many ways can you Market your Application Inside Facebook? (Roy Pereira)
  • 7:30 - Top Applications and Why They Work (Jesse Hirsh)
  • 7:45 - Monetizing your Facebook Application (Greg Thomson)
  • 8:00 - Secrets of PayPal interface used by Gift Cards Facebook Application (Steve Pritchard)
  • 8:15 - Demos: 5 minutes each ( 3 Slots )
    • Demo #1 - Dogbook / Catbook (Geoffrey B. Roche)
    • Demo #2 - WishList (Bogdan Arsenie)
    • Demo #3 - DreamBook (Phil Tucker)

For more information, consult the event’s Facebook page or its wiki page. See you there!

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