- connections. The term "
unconference"
first appeared in an
announcement for the
annual XML
developers conference in 1998.
Unconferences often use variations...
-
Stream is a
series of
digital unconferences hosted by WPP. It is run by
volunteers and
sponsored by some of WPP's
agency clients.
Stream Europe takes...
-
conversations are
sometimes also used in parti****tory
events such as
unconferences. The
advantage of
fishbowl is that it
allows the
entire group to parti****te...
-
RecentChangesCamp (2006–2012), an
unconference on wiki-related topics.
RegioWikiCamp (2009–2013), a semi-annual
unconference on "regiowikis", or
wikis on cities...
- free
unconferences held
yearly in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Educators apply and parti****te in an oral
interviewto be
selected to attend.
Unconferences are "edutainment"...
-
Retrieved December 16, 2023.
Barcamps are free-to-attend
locally organized "
unconferences"
where parti****nts are
allowed to
present about anything they want...
- itself.
Several other approaches share one or more
features with OST: "
unconferences", e.g.
FooCamp and BarCamp. Both
FooCamp and
BarCamp are parti****nt-driven...
-
Lectures 2007: Back from the brink: the
science of
survival Hugh
Montgomery address on
Science & Environment,
Royal Institution Unconference,
September 2011...
-
being free and are
typically held
outside normal work hours. Like most
unconferences, Code
Camps focus on the
local or
regional development community. Community...
-
community Camp, a term
commonly used in the
titles of technology-related
unconferences Camp meeting, a
Christian gathering which originated in 19th-century...
