NSGIC Intro to a Different Kind of Conference
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This document discusses Ignite sessions and opportunities for an Ignite/Un-Conference event. Ignite sessions involve 20 slides that automatically advance every 15 seconds, allowing presenters 5 minutes to share their idea. An Un-Conference allows attendees to provide topics and have discussions. The document proposes combining Ignite sessions in the morning with Un-Conference breakouts in the afternoon, which could enable more topics to be covered, deeper dives into topics, and greater interaction among attendees. Some challenges of this hybrid event include uncertainty and needing speakers, but it has potential to build a more customized conference experience. Contact information is provided for the author discussing this proposal.
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NSGIC Intro to a Different Kind of Conference
- 1. Ignite Sessions & Opportunities Just Noodling Learon Dalby
- 2. Dr. Seuss
- 3. Who http://ignite.oreilly.com/ Ignite week was March 1-5, 2010
- 5. Just have an idea
- 9. No notes
- 11. Un-Conference
- 12. Un-Conference People provide conference ideas on site
- 13. Un-Conference People meet and discuss the topic of interest
- 14. Ignite / Un-Conference 10:00–Noon Series of Ignite Sessions Lunch 1:00-3:00 Meet / Discuss
- 16. Time to go deeper into a topic
- 17. Fewer red eyes the next morning
- 20. Looks like a breakout
- 22. Contact Info 1.60 min Twitter: @LearonDalby Email: Learon.dalby@gmail.com Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/learondalby