Day CAMP: Getting started with InCommon

[Valerie Vogel <vvogel () EDUCAUSE EDU>]

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Day CAMP: Getting Started with InCommon
Atlanta, Georgia * November 4-5, 2010 * www.incommon.org/camp 
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Registration for Day CAMP: Getting Started with InCommon is now open at
https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/DayCAMP.

Are you thinking about joining the InCommon Federation, but want to know
more about what's involved? Have you just become a participant and
beginning to develop next steps?

Consider attending Day CAMP: Getting Started with the InCommon
Federation.

The meeting will feature technical and management information for higher
education institutions looking to run an identity provider to access
federated services. Attendees will:
* Discuss the value proposition.
* Learn what it takes to begin accessing federated services.
* Link up with consultants, services, and experienced colleagues
* Leave with concrete, practical information and a local action plan.

Appropriate for any size school, the meeting offers IT managers and
technical implementers the chance to learn more about how to federate
through InCommon.

PROGRAM: The complete program will be posted in early September at
https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/DayCAMP.

REGISTRATION: Online registration is open at
http://events.internet2.edu/2010/fall-mm/registrationintro

Please note that, while Day CAMP takes place immediately following the
Internet2 Fall Member Meeting in Atlanta, registration and attendance
are separate from that meeting. You do not need to be an Internet2
member nor do you have to attend the Fall Member Meeting to participate
in Day CAMP. However, there is a separate registration fee.

RESOURCES: There is a handy guide for getting started with federated
identity management available on the InCommon wiki. Look for the
Federated Identity Resources Booklet at
https://spaces.internet2.edu/x/-wo.

CAMP SPONSORS
CAMP is sponsored by the InCommon Federation in cooperation with
Internet2.