Does anyone know of a good, free, lightweight, event registration software system that I could install on a unix-based web server?
I’m running an event that will have ~90 people at it, and I want an easy way for them to be able to register for the event, and submit basic bios (and photos, ideally, but I can live without that). No money collection, no complex program management. And it would be nice to be able to have basic functionality built in to generate a list of participants, and even nametags.
Yes, I know this is buildable, probably with relatively little effort. But I have zero free time and zero dev resources to devote to this, so would much rather avoid reinventing the wheel if the wheel already exists.
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Liz,
TED (next week in Monterey) uses IntroNetworks
www.intronetworks.com which Teddy, my business partner, likes playing with.
I've been trying to find a reasonable source for this and most of them appear to charge much more than I would like. Then I came across the company that Gnomedex is using, Mollyguard Events. And it looks like it will work for no-cost tickets.
Have a look at this service:
http://www.regonline.com/Marketing/Event/?sc=3002/&OVRAW=conference%20on%20software&OVKEY=conference%20software&OVMTC=standard
www.mashupcamp.com just used a simple wiki and it's been working pretty well for the small conference.
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