Well said, Kaliya.
> Barcamp is not open space.
> It is a copy of a copy of openspace.
It starts out with a bang, but fails to build a real community of peers,
in my opinion. Which I, of course, find disappointing.
Kaliya Hamlin wrote:
Barcamp is not open space.
It is a copy of a copy of openspace.
The "copy" was foocamp an invitation only illetist event put on by
oreilly media it stands for "friends of oreilly" they do " alpha geek
run at the wall with sharpies" to create the agenda -very in intense
and not very welcoming.
Barcamp was a copy of this process put on by people who had never even
been to foocamp.
I was at the first barcamp and have been to foocamp. Neither are
openspace.
The reason I started unconference.Net was to educate the tech
community about good process including open space -how to do what they
are trying to go well and not thinking they invented it (cause they
thought that)
Kaliya
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On Oct 18, 2007, at 4:39 PM, Yana Demenko <y...@demenko.info
<mailto:y...@demenko.info>> wrote:
Dear friends,
I just found interesting information about BlogCamp CIS and Baltics -
unconference event on new media, blogs and web 2.0 that took place in
Kyiv, Ukraine on Oct. 13-14, 2007.
The organizers of this event are sharing an article which describes
the format and results of it. Those of you who understand Russian may
have a look at this link
http://blogcamp.com.ua/index.php?title=Main_Page.
My first reaction on this article was: "No doubts, this is an open
space event!". The only difference is the length of the
sessions (they used only 20 minutes for each one - 60 sessions per 2
days! Wow :)) and no circle for the opening ... other things seems
the same to me. All this process organizers calls "*unconference
event in the **barcamp format*". A bit more about barcamp format I
found here http://barcamp.org/ (in English).
Has anybody heard about this?
Sweet dreams to Europe, have a nice day, Australia, good morning
America :-)
Greetings from Ukraine,
Yana
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