Good ideas, Pete. I have used them in seminars and they work when there is
a large number of people and there is a goal to be achieved. If such
approaches are going to be used at Wikimania though, I think the name of
the function needs to be changed. Any kind of Women's Lunch brings to
mind free
I've been following this thread with great interest -- this is a subject
that fascinates me, and that I've put a lot of thought into. In particular,
I looked into a variety of ways to approach introductions when working with
Sarah and Lori Byrd Phillips to plan GLAMcamp DC.
The consistent theme
From
http://wikimania2012.wikimedia.org/wiki/Feedback#Other_meetups_and_meetings
The Women's Luncheon on Saturday was something I was very much looking
forward to, but it fell short of my expectations. I was enjoying bonding
with the women at my table, asking the speakers about their
Hi Carol,
There is always room to improve, and I wish I had more time to devote to
planning the event, but, by the time a few of us were able to get
organized (Gayle, Sue and I) we were knee deep in Wikimania and AdaCamp
activities. Perhaps it's my fault for failing to reach out to the
