NDC Melbourne will be an online event focused on hands-on workshops. Format and durationWorkshops will be scheduled as half-day, 3.5-hour modules. Morning sessions will run from 09:00-12:30 Melbourne time. Afternoon sessions will run from 13:30-17:00 Melbourne time (GMT + 10). Evening sessions will run from 19:00-22:30 Melbourne time.Melbourne: 09:00-12:30 13:30-17:00 19:00-22:30Oslo: 01:00-04:30 05:30-09:00 11:00-14:30London: 00:00-03:30 04:30-08:00 10:00-13:30New York: 19:00-22:30 23:30-03:00 05:00-08:30Vancouver: 16:00-19:30 20:30-00:00 02:00-05:30If you’d like to run more than one session, that’s fine - but please break your material down into stand-alone modules. You may get people joining your workshop for later modules who were not present for the earlier ones.Hands-On ContentWe want to offer attendees a hands-on experience. Please make sure you have labs, exercises or other ways for attendees to get hands-on experience with the subjects.If you’ve not run interactive online workshops before, don’t worry - we will run training sessions, rehearsals and webinars to help you adapt your material and your teaching style to the online format.Speaker CompensationSpeakers will receive $75 AUD for each attendee per half-day workshop. Attendees will register for the workshops like they would for a conference session, meaning you won’t know how many attendees you have prior to the workshop. Here are some suggestions for topics:.NETArchitecture & DesignBack-End and Front-EndServerless and Cloud NativeMicro Front-EndCloudKubernetes/Containers/K3SMobileWebOpen SourceSecurityUXVisualization3D software developmentGame developmentData Science, AI and Machine LearningEthics in software developmentModern development practicesTestingContinuous DeliveryDevOpsTools for software developmentSoftware methodology and processTeams, people, roles and how we work.Product developmentEdge, IoT and hardwareFunctional ProgrammingProgramming LanguagesWe encourage you to submit your top presentation on the topics you are most passionate about and not your entire portfolio. Try to limit your submissions to 3-4. If you have previous speaking experience, please include links to videos, online presentations/slides or blog posts.Questions?Contact us at info@ndcconferences.com if you have any questions regarding this call for papers.Hope to see you at NDC Melbourne 2020.Best regards The NDC Melbourne Agenda committee