Google Developers Blog: Shoreline Amphitheatre
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Posted by Mónica Bagagem, Product Marketing Manager
Shoreline Amphitheatre !
The agenda for May 17-19 is packed with rich, technical content. Here are some tips to help you make the most of it.
Attending in person?
Everyone is guaranteed a spot for the keynotes but seating will be pre-assigned on a first-come, first-served basis during badge pick-up. Your seating section will be noted on your badge. Badge pick-up starts on Tuesday, May 16th, between 7AM - 7PM PDT at the Shoreline Amphitheatre. Plan to come by early to get the best seats!
Developer Keynote ends, and are roughly 40mins in length. To help make it easier for you to attend your favorite talks and minimize lines, you can reserve seats for sessions now via our web app , Android app and iOS app using your Google I/O registration email address. Additionally, App reviews and select Sandbox demos will be reservable onsite on a first-come, first-served basis at the beginning of each day.
After Hours Block Party from 7-10PM. It will include dinner, drinks, and lots of fun, interactive experiences throughout the Sandbox space: our very own comedy club, an international food market & pizza party, several musical performances, a VR drive-in, a Museum of Developer Art, to name just a few! On Day 2, we’ll have an After Hours Concert from 8-10PM (don’t worry, we’ll feed you dinner, too!). Stay tuned - we’ll be announcing the talent closer to I/O.
Mountain View weather forecast for each day; we recommend bringing a jacket for the evening festivities as it can get chilly after dark . Although all Sessions and Sandboxes will take place in climate controlled structures, Shoreline Amphitheatre is an outdoor venue - so come prepared for whatever mother nature might have in store!
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Attending remotely?
Even if you’re not at Shoreline, you can still participate in I/O from afar! Here’s how:
I/O Extended : Find an I/O Extended event near you to watch the keynotes with your community, participate in hackathons, codelabs, and much more.Livestream : Tune into the livestream throughout the 3 day festival on desktop and mobile.
I/O Live Widget : If you want to bring the livestream and the #io17 social conversation to your audience, you can customize and embed our I/O Live widget on your site or blog.I/O Guide : Follow our Guide, Timothy Jordan , as he tours the venue and gets the inside scoop. You can find him on any of our livestream channels throughout the event, in-between sessions.
#io17request : Between May 17-19, send us your questions about I/O via English-language tweets that include the #io17request hashtag. A team of Googlers across Android, Chrome, Assistant, VR, Machine Learning, and more will track down answers to your burning questions.I/O in photos : Be sure to follow out our real-time I/O photo album from Shoreline!
FAQ page if you need more info and join the conversation at #io17 .
See you veryyyyy soon!
