There are only 10 days left until WordCamp London 2016 and we’re super excited! Here, we’ve collected all the practical information we think you should know, so please read through this and don’t hesitate to ask us any questions at london@wordcamp.org.

Registration

Registration opens between 07:00 – 09:00 on Saturday 9th April. You don’t need to print or bring your tickets with you – all we need is your name to register you.

We will be serving tea, coffee and delicious breakfast bites from 07:30 on Saturday 9th April – so feel free to join us bright and early!

Registration will also open on Friday 8th April (Contributor Day) at 09:00, so you can register early for the Conference and collect your badges in the Graduate Centre.

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Helping to document a WordCamp is a great way of volunteering in the community and means we’re able to keep beautiful records of the events that everyone works so hard to put on. WordCamp London is looking for a few volunteers to document the event between 9th – 10th April! You don’t need to have a top of the range camera to get involved so please don’t let that stop you.

If you think you might be interested in taking some photos for us please get in touch at london@wordcamp.org so we can coordinate our efforts and ensure the whole event is covered.

Volunteer photographers will receive image credits on the website and anywhere else images are posted. All images must be under a Creative Commons licence.

WordCamps are a place to ask and answer questions – but there might be a point during WordCamp London 2016 when you need to ask someone a non-WordPress related question: where are the nearest bathrooms? Where can I get some coffee? Where’s the Quiet Room?

For these questions, please look out for our wonderful team of volunteers who will be wearing bright blue t-shirts with the WordCamp London 2016 logo, as well as LOCALHOST, written on the back.

In all their glory, here they are:

Please get in touch with a volunteer if you need to report a Code of Conduct violation. If you cannot see a volunteer around you, please go to the main entrance in the Rocket where you will be able to find a volunteer or organiser.

The Happiness Bar has become part and parcel of WordCamps all over the world and offer a place for attendees to have their WordPress questions answered by helpful volunteers. It’s an opportunity get one-on-one help and advice on your own website, discuss challenges, troubleshoot problems, and learn about cool WordPress tips and tricks.

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