India Localization Sprint 2020

India L10n Sprint Badge Event Details Event Announcement When: November 28th and 29th, December 5th and 6th Where: Virtual Event (Register for information on how to connect) Register: https://forms.gle/RM7CisegsJWMveNSA

Event Agendas

Safe Sisters

November 27

19:30-20:30 IST

Introduction to Safe Sisters Digital Safety Guide for Women with Haley Slafer of Internews

November 28

11:00- IST	Opening Session: Introductions, Logistics and Event Details
	Safe Sisters Read Through and Feedback
	Developing a Style Guide for Safe Sisters
13:00-14:00 IST	Lunch Break
	Collaborative Localization of Safe Sisters
-18:00 IST	Closing Session & Feedback

Psiphon

November 28

19:00-20:00 IST

Psiphon in India: Psiphon overview and Q&A with Keith from Psiphon

November 29

11:00- IST	Opening Session: Introductions, Logistics and Event Details
	Developing a Style Guide and Glossary for Psiphon
13:00-14:00 IST	Lunch Break
	Collaborative Localization of Psiphon
-18:00 IST	Closing Session & Feedback

Tella

December 05

11:00- IST	Opening Session: Introductions, Logistics and Event Details
	Tella Demo and Q&A with Raphael from Horizontal, developers of Tella
	Developing a Style Guide and Glossary for Tella
13:00-14:00 IST	Lunch Break
	Collaborative Localization of Tella
	Imagining Tella Use Cases
-18:00 IST	Closing Session & Feedback

Signal

December 06

11:00- IST	Opening Session: Introductions, Logistics and Event Details
	Signal Demo and Q&A
	Developing a Style Guide and Glossary for Signal
13:00-14:00 IST	Lunch Break
	Collaborative Localization of Signal
	User Feedback with Signal with Riya from Signal
-18:00 IST	Closing Session & Feedback

Project Resources

Information about each project we will be working on at the sprint is available on the individual project pages here on the Localization Lab wiki:

• Psiphon
• Safe Sisters
• Signal
• Tella

Localization Resources

Glossaries

• Pan-India Unified Localization Lab Glossary
• Microsoft Searchable Terminology
• Microsoft Style Guides
• Mozilla Style Guides

Keyboards

• PramukhIME Keyboards - Web-based keyboards for 23 different Indian languages. This will be useful if you do not have the keyboard you need installed on your desktop computer.
• Keyboard Layouts for Indian Languages - Championquizzer has created a repo with images of keyboard layouts for different Indian languages for reference.

Reimbursements

Participants who attend a full day event are eligible for a per diem to help cover internet, travel and other costs related to attending the event. Per diems will be distributed after the event. To receive the per diem, please fill out and return the following form to erinm@localizationlab.org. Remember that all individuals with an account based in India must also provide an IFSC code along with their account details.

Payment Details Form