| 03/09 - TUESDAY | |
| 08:00 | Registration |
| 10:00 | Opening Ceremony |
| 11:00 | Opening Lecture: "CGI.br's History and The Principles for the Governance and the use of the Internet in Brazil" |
| 12:00 | Lunch |
| 13:30 | Start of the Theme Tracks' Panel Discussions – 5 Simultaneous Rooms |
| 20:00 | Closing of the first day |
| 04/09 - WEDNESDAY | |
| 08:00 | Registration |
| 09:00 | Start of Self-Organized Activities and Unconferences |
| 13:00 | Lunch |
| 14:30 | WSIS+10 Event |
| 18:30 | Closing of the day |
| 05/09 - THURSDAY | |
| 09:00 | Concluding Plenary Session |
| 12:00 | Lunch and Conclusion of the Forum |
The Third Brazilian Internet Forum and Pre-IGF 2013 is sponsored by CGI.br – The Brazilian Internet Steering Committee in order to promote the “The Principles for the Governance and the Use of the Internet in Brazil" and also to foster the creation of multilateral, multisectoral and multi-participatory dialogue spaces seeking to identify consensus and dissensions around the debates over the issues related to the Internet.
The Forum is not deliberative, yet it seeks to expand and promote multisectoral conversational spaces ready to offer the possibility of identifying dissensions around the current issues and solutions for the Internet. It also intends to focus on clarification of debated topics as well as to open up new possibilities for consensus. The Forum is an invitation to multisectoral conversations.
The methodology adopted for the Third Brazilian Internet Forum predicts its conclusion in three days (3-5 Sept) divided into the following stages:
Opening will take place on the first day, September 3rd, at 10 am, with the presence of officials and personalities invited by the Executive Secretariat of the CGI.br.
The opening panel table will consist of CGI.br's coordinator Virgilio Almeida along three counselors representing each of the branches that make up the Civil Society known as CGI.br. The formalities and presentation of the members of this table will be of the responsibility of the Executive Secretariat.
After the opening ceremony with the authorities, counselor Carlos Afonso will present the lecture “CGI.br's History and The Principles for the Governance and the use of the Internet in Brazil".
The Third Brazilian Internet Forum and Pre-IGF 2013 will debate the following theme tracks:
Theme Tracks Debate Methodology
Debates and exhibits begin on September 3rd at 13:30 (1:30 pm) and will continue throughout the day until 20:00 (8:00 pm).
Each debate theme track, organized in its appropriate location, shall be coordinated by a Board Member of CGI.br aided by team members of the Forum.
The Executive Secretariat from CGI.br will ensure that the necessary conditions are met in order to guarantee the flow of the debate, designating a Systematization and Methodology Committee to assist the whole process, keeping its own record of the activities and exhibits from panelists and participants, resulting in a closing log (under an appropriate model) listing the contributions and reflections, consensus and dissensions emerged from the debates.
Debate Tracks will commence sharply at 13:30 (1:30 pm) according to the following schedule:
| Time | Activity |
| 13:30 | Coordinator's opening: welcome statement and introduction of panelists. |
| 13:40 | Explanation of the Forum's methodology by the organizing team: theme tracks debate structure, immersion groups, day's schedule and time allocation, methodology of consensus and dissensions, support staff, expository speech sign in, introduction of rapporteurs, live broadcast, recording and virtual/on-line participation. |
| 14:00 | Theme presentation by its track coordinator |
| 14:15 | Commentary by the representatives of Government, Third Sector, Business and Academia. |
| 15:30 | Plenary Debate: coordinator, panelists and participants. |
| 16:30 | Coffee Break |
| 17:00 | Immersion Groups |
| 18:00 | Plenary: Immersion Groups agenda presentation and debate |
| 20:00 | Plenary Closing. |
All debates and exhibits will be broadcast on-line in real time, allowing virtual interaction through the web and social media available during the event.
Participants will be allowed to voice their opinion up to five minutes per speech. However, participants will be encouraged to sign in to as many expository speech opportunities as necessary to make their point across, respecting their own reasoning and rhetoric. Coordinators of each theme track will ensure, within the allotted time, that everyone has the right to voice their opinion, prioritizing those who are yet to speak, avoiding a monopoly on the discussion.
The WSIS+10 event will be held on the second day of the Forum (sept/04) from 14:30 (2:30 pm) to 18:30 (6:30 pm) following the schedule below:
First part
Panel reporting on the process culminating in the Summit of the Information Society and its main results.
Confirmed guests: Tadao Takahashi - Romulo Neves - Paulo Lima - Gustavo Gindre
Second part
Evaluation Panel on the WSIS+10 and topics correlated to Internet Governance:
On the 4th of September it will be offered the Mini IPv6 course. The course consists of an introduction to the basics, including Network Address and Network Planning, and some labs involving the basic operation and configuration of services such as DNS.
Target Audience: ISPs and their technicians, companies working directly with the Internet and teachers working with networks. Participants should bring their own notebooks!
W3C Brazil will hold on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of September, during the Third Brazilian Internet Forum, a classroom course on HTML5 and CSS3 aiming at popularizing the best ways to take advantage of the new features of the W3C standards.
Mini Introductory Course on Autonomous Systems (AS)
On the 5th of September, it will be offered a mini introductory course on Autonomous Systems. The class will offer an introduction to the operation of the Internet, covering AS, PTTs and a practical laboratory with some good exercises on managing BGP Traffic.
Target Audience: Network technicians of new ASes, companies and other institutions with complex networks (over 250 computers) in need of multiple providers considering becoming ASes and teachers working with networks. Participants should bring their own notebooks!
V - SELF-ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES AND UNCONFERENCES
Self-organized activities and unconferences with open themes freely suggested by the participants will be held during the morning of the 4th of September from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. These activities can be proposed by the participants as long as they meet the following criteria:
Self-organized activities confirmed for September 4 are:
| Room | 9:00 am to 10:45 am | 11:15 am to 1:00 pm |
| M1 Auditorium | Planning and Coordination Meeting of Civil Society Actors Responsible: Joana Varon Ferraz (National Civil Society Articulator) |
Protection of Bloggers Responsible: Laura Conde Tresca (Article 19 / Barão de Itararé) |
| M3 Auditorium | Free Software and its impact on Social Development Responsible: Raimundo das Graças Lima Xavier (Ação Parceiros / Social Inclusion) Free Software Forum 2014 Project Presentation Responsible: Richard Caio Silva Rego (Community OpenTapajós Free Software) |
Unconferences |
| Belém Room | Unconferences | Web Video Advertisement – Costs and Coverage Responsible: Andre Luiz Gusmão Uchoa Cavalcanti (Fecomercio Sergipe) |
| Pará Room | Unconferences | Book Launch "Pathways to Universal Broadband: International Experiences and Brazilian Challenges" Responsible: Mark Urupá (Intervozes - Brazilian Social Communication Collective ) |
| Marajó Room | Inclusion of Digital Education on Security Matters Responsible: Nágila Magalhães Cardoso (IESAM) |
Unconferences |
VI - CONCLUDING PLENARY SESSION
The Concluding Plenary will start at 9 am of the third day of the Third Brazilian Internet Forum and Pre-IGF 2013.
The plenary will be coordinated by the Executive Secretary who will call the Documentation Committee to present their consolidated reports on the debates and theme tracks.
The purpose of the Concluding Plenary is to enable consolidation and visualization of reflections and contributions assembled from the five major theme tracks, providing participants with an opportunity to voice their opinion on the reported issues. Designated rapporteurs will keep record of the exhibitions and their report will compose the final Documentation Committee report.
The Concluding Plenary Session will not vote any official resolution text from the Forum.
Os artigos e informações publicados com base em http://forumdainternet.cgi.br, identificado como Fórum da Internet no Brasil, a meios que explicitarem especificadas outras condições, estão disponíveis sob a Licença Creative Commons - Atribuição-CompartilhaIgual 3.0 Brasil. Podem estar disponíveis autorizações adcionais ao âmbito desta licença em http://www.cgi.br.