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- Follow europrix.org for updates
- Choose one of the nominee projects not yet chosen by anyone else
- Add your name after the nominee on the nominee list on this blog. Make your name bold and red.
- Post an introduction of the nominee of your choice to this blog before the festival. Also write your opinion of the project: Does it deserve to be nominated? Can it be category winner? Over all winner?
- Comment on introductions written by others
- At the festival, be active at all events. (You are however allowed to leave parties 11pm and go to sleep). You are welcome to exchange news and experiences with other IMPs, but please realize this is your chance to network with students and professionals from all over Europe. I can assure you you will benefit in the future from having a friend in every country.
- Prepare an interview with the team that has made the project of your choice beforehand. Send an email you want to make the interview beforehand.
- Make the interview and post it on this blog
- Comment the interviews made by others
- Help in all ways the IMPs who stay home to prepare their report
- After coming home, send an email to all the new friends you made. If you promised to send photos or links, send them! (There are two kinds of people: those who are serious net-workers and keep their promises, and those who promise everything but do nothing. My advice is you make it to the first category.)
- Follow europrix.org for updates
- Comment on posts on this blog written by others
- Follow IMPs@Graz on Facebook, Twitter, where-ever
- Make the learning report from EUROPRIX Multimedia Festival 2010 in Graz with text and photos. The format you can decide. It can be a document, a diary, a website, you decide.
- The IMPs traveling to Graz are your assistants committed to provide you with all the information and aid you need.
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