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Today, our series on How to Run Programming comes to an end! Today's post will give you some actual examples of workshops run by our attendees and how they planned them. Because your mod has limited internet access today, we invite everyone to post their notes in the comments and the post will be edited with the links tomorrow.

If you've hosted a workshop at CONfab, Wincon, or any other fan cons, and you'd like to share any notes you put together to prepare or advice you have for people who are new to running programming, please link them in the comments!

As always, we're happy to answer any questions you may have, so leave us a comment on our DW post, or send an email to programming@confabcon.com.

And don't forget tomorrow's the last day to submit your programming ideas, which you can do at this link!

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Hi everyone! Only three more days to submit your programming ideas, so make sure you don't miss the deadline. We're at Day 5 of our How to Run Programming series, this time talking about Tips & Tricks for Hosting a Workshop!

From how to work with makeup, making plushies, knitting and other fiber arts, to beginner info on Dungeons & Dragons, or how to get into podficcing, workshops can be whatever you want to teach to a group! If you need some inspiration on where to start your planning, check out the post. Examples of attendees' workshop notes will go up tomorrow. As with the panels and group discussions, if you have notes that you'd like to share or advice for people who want to run a workshop, you'll be able to add them to that post.

If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment on this post or email us at programming@confabcon.com.

We can't wait to see your submissions!