* Saturday 3 March 2007, 2pm-6pm (flexible), APPLETON TOWER - Concourse, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh
* Read more about the event at Up Coming
* Cost: free
* NEW, UPGRADED LOCATION: APPLETON TOWER - Concourse , School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, Central Campus, George Square, 11 Crichton Street, EH8 9LE
* How to get there: Map; The Appleton Tower is located on George Square at the Central Campus of the University of Edinburgh. Look for a massive building under construction -- that is the NEW School of Infomatics, otherwise known as the Forum. Appleton Tower sits right next to it (to the south). Enter Appleton Tower from the Crichton Street side. The Concourse (main Lobby) is on the 1st Floor.
* Please be forewarned that there is little parking in the area, so we highly recommend public transportation. Waverley Station in Edinburgh is just a 10 minute walk away, and many bus routes serve the area.
* What to bring: Laptop, extra powerstrips, some idea what you would like to share / talk about, an open mind

*1 Ewan McIntosh, working for the LTS Futures group to see what new technology can do for education and organisations. I work on the education advisory board of Channel 4 and do stuff for the BBC. And help organise BarCampScotland ;-)
*2 Morgane McIntosh
*3 Christine McIntosh and Mr Blethers.
*4 Florian Dargel, from GlobalFinance
*5 Fergus Burns, Nooked.com, RSS solutions for business
*6 Fraser Edwards, Affiliate marketing
*7 Bruce Scharlau Teaching Fellow, Computing Science Department at the University of Aberdeen, happy to talk on my subject areas of mobile and web applications, in particular Java and Ruby on Rails based ones.
*8 John Sutherland.
*9 Graeme Mathieson of Rubaidh Ltd - happy to give a talk about some aspect of Ruby on Rails if there is demand.
*10 James Littlejohn Cofounder & CEO mepath.com
*11 Paul Golz - Business / technical help for startups, especially those with an IT or scientific slant.
*12 Ian Stuart - You're giving the weans what? Slideshow here
*13 Sean Farrell - can talk about Second Life
*14 Kate Farrell - can talk about Second Life or 2020 technology projects (possibly to be known as "You're giving the weans what? - part 2"
*15 David Colarusso - can talk about new media and modeling in the physics classroom. High school physics teacher and Co-founder of Anaces, Inc.
*16 Brian Baglow - Interactive entertainment analyst (or Games geek if you prefer) and PR/Marketing bloke to boot
*17 Christopher Muenchhoff - Founder of Pagebull
*18 David Gilmour - can talk about East Lothian education's Exc-el and eduBuzz edublogging developments.
*19 Tess Watson, Teacher of Biology and Science, East Lothian. I would like to talk about Glow The new Scottish Schools Digital Intranet.
*20 Mike Coulter, Digital Agency
*21 John Johnston Primary School Teacher, cheering on Robert Jones (Below)
*22 John Connell, Cisco Systems - I won't now be able to attend, folks, but good luck with the day. I look forward to reading lots of blog posts etc on the event.
*23 Mark Tennant, Computing Subject Support Coordinator, East Lothian Council - Computing in Schools, blogging, using a WIKI for revision.
*24 Blair Millen
*25 Graham Brown-Martin, Handheld Learning
*26 Henry Jacob from Arrk
*27 Johnnie Walker, Freelance Web Developer
*28 Stewart Oliver, entrepreneur / Scottish Enterprise
*29 Dan Champion, smallholder, local government web manager and founder of soon-to-be-launched book site Revish
*30 Andrew Middleton, educational podcasting, digital game-based learning and creativity in learning in HE.
*31 Ewan Spence, can talk about Podcasting, Mobile Technology, Marketing, Second Life,
*32 Jamie Clague - Terinea
*33 Duncan Smeed Lecturer (Web Applications Engineering) in Computer Science, University of Strathclyde, lapsed blogger and now making Web 0.2 to Web 2.0 transition ;-)
*34 Paul Wilson
*35 Donnacha of Accelerys
*36 Mark Brown
*37 Stuart Barlow
*38 Alan Francis
*39 Chris Clarkson from Holiday Watchdog
*40 Anthony Bailey, developer at Amazon.
*41 Terence Haddock, Amazon.com, would like to talk about my current hobby: OpenMoko and embedded software development.
*42 Tony Farndon Demo Flock and/or my extensions, unless you are all familiar with it :-)
*43 Ed Oskiewicz eduqate open source IT and training services, here to listen to others but can talk about what I do
*44 David Reitter runs a free and open source project, forking Emacs and annoying Stallman and die-hard Emacs geeks, but serving >10,000 enthusiastic Mac users. Interested in business models for such projects!
*45 Jake Broadhurst, works facilitating the development of a portfolio of online distance learning postgraduate courses across the University of Edinburgh College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
*46 Amanda Burgauer, founder of Sharedbase, online community, communication and project management circles, social networks
*47 Colin Miller, from Distance Learning at The University of Edinburgh, School of Law involved in student recruitment, marketing and general co-ordination of distance learning projects.
*48 David Richardson, from the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh
*49 Michael Clouser from the Edinburgh Stanford Link on the Edinburgh Stanford Link and/or his Ph.D. work on University-Government-Industry interaction in fostering innovation through social interaction.
*50 Joe Halliwell co-founder and CSO of Edinburgh Robotics
*51 Samuel Halliday, co-founder ThinkTank Mathematics Ltd
*52 Alan Gilmour, Cycle-route.com
*53 Henry S. Thompson Introduction to XML Pipelines: W3C's forthcoming XProc specification, and Markup Technology's MT Pipeline prototype
*54 Hazel Hall, from the Social Informatics Group in the School of Computing at Napier University, Edinburgh
*55 Brian Davison, from the Social Informatics Group in the School of Computing at Napier University, Edinburgh
*56 Craig Murphy, Scottish Developers and UK Community Evangelist
*57 Sim Bamford, Doctoral Candidate in Neuromorphic Engineering; former Database Programmer; interested in web design
*58 Bea Brogi, Web Designer; Photoshop and Dreamweaver Tutor; trainee Art Therapist
*59 Robert Jones - I'd like to talk about the ScotEduBlogs.org.uk project (an Open Source, Ruby on Rails application).
*60 Tim Read, Staff Engineer, Sun Microsystems - happy to talk about anything to do with Sun Clusters
*61 John Spray - I'm interested in making literature metadata usefully available to researchers, in the context of the open-source Referencer project.
*62 Morna Findlay - School of Informatics schools' liaison officer and e-learning student. I'd like to talk to others about how to interest more young teenagers in computing-related sciences, and in how we might use the web to do this for us.
*63 Daniel Winterstein MA.I academic turned entrepreneur. I'm interested in setting up an Alternate Reality Game based around Edinburgh, so talk to me about that. Also, I'm happy to talk about user-profiling based on statistical NLP (which is one of the things my company specialises in).
*64 Peter George, Edinburgh Community Technology Academy (ECTA).
*65 Andy Hyde, freelance consultant
*66 Willem Muller, Lead developer for an internet startup company.
*67 Paul_MacDonald, ceo of customer alignment consultants Bipedal and publishers of themarketingleaders.com.
*68 Douglas Fraser
*69 Stephanie & Bryan Rieger, Yiibu
*70 Julia Stephenson
*71 Ric Glassey, PhD Student at Strathclyde Uni, teaching web app dev to MSc/UG students, and interested in developing collaborative web apps for academia.
*72 Paul McRobb, Final year E-Business student working on dissertation paper regarding the effects of online communities in e-commerce.
*73 Clarke Duncan, co-founder of only Affiliate Network Provider based in Scotland - Paid On Results
*74 Aidan Johnston, IT Advisor/Teaching Support,
*75 Graeme West, Web Services Development Architect, and
*76 Ewan MacPhee, Digital Library Assistant, all from Spoken Word Services, a JISC/BBC project based at Glasgow Caledonian University, building educational video podcasts for students, as well as new tools and finding aids to traverse BBC content. Spoken Word Services. Happy to talk about our media web applications; social software in higher education; podcasting; our infrastructure; our partnerships with the BBC and others.
*77 Also attending: Andrew Gruen, Spoken Word consultant-at-large!
*78 Jochen Leidner, co-founder of Linguit Ltd. and Royal Society of Edinburgh Enterprise Fellow
*79 Austin Tate, Director of AIAI, and Ai Austin, Director of AIAI2. Informatics and AIAI in Second Life. Intelligent Agents on the 3D web.
*80 Andy Waite
*81 Rebecca Difford, Company Formation, University of Edinburgh
*82 Jim Black, mobile evangelist
*83 Katrina Owens, ex-Technical Author and returner to SEN IT teaching, Craighead School. Interested in online learning for SEN individuals and assistive technology. See our accessible website at www.craigheadschool.org.
*84 Andrew Cavers, developer of soon-to-be-launched EdinburghMenus.com.
*85 Alan White, organiser of The Highland Fling 2007 - Web Standards in Scotland and blogger at Az, Caz & Co.
*86 Alex Turnbull & James Turnbull, Web Developers behind Google Sightseeing and its spin-off book.
*87 Martin Ling, of various projects.
*88 Taghi Paksima, MSc Student, University of Edinburgh
*89 Lorraine Paterson, MSc student at Napier university. My dissertation is based on online customer communities and the relationship between customer and business
*90 Robert Cannon, co-founder of Textensor Limited can talk about fine-grained annotation of scientific content.
*91 Tessa Darley, one-time student of Hazel Hall, now working to bring knowledge management to Scottish councils (no, really!)
*92 Robert Cottrell, joining the bandwagon at the last possible moment.
*93 Fred Howell, the other co-founder of Textensor interested in technologies for adding notes, tags and semantic links to existing web pages and documents. You can see the screenshot tour of our web annotation software and view the Notate sandbox to play with it without having to register.
*94 Ed Molyneux, founder of FreeAgent Central - an Edinburgh-based startup aiming to redefine money management for UK Freelancers, Contractors and Consultants. Launching later in the year but looking for beta testers right now - sign up on the website, email me at ed at freeagentcentral dot co dot uk or collar me at the event.
*95 Ollie Bray
*96 Mark Hunter Senior Producer Talking Voices
*97 David Hilditch, Head of Search Technology, Skyscanner
*98 Tom Griffiths - I'd like to present an introduction to our as-yet unlaunched project groopit.com, a social networking-style site for groups.
*99 BigRedBall - hey this is Graeme West from Spoken Word - sorry about the duplication. I'm already listed above.
*100 RuppelJ
*101 VirtuelMee
*102 Max Manders
*103 Bean Milk
*104 Andy Waite
*105 Drew Bradley
*106 Colin Mackay
*107 Craig Murphy
*108 Andrew Durdin
*109 Shaba
*110 Keeny
*111 Nico S
*112 Colin McLeod
*113 Jon-Paul Orsi
*114 Jan Auernhammer PhD Student Napier University Edinburgh (Social Informatics Group)
*115 Vikki Spence, can talk about b3ta and online communities.
*116 Amanda Burgauer, founder of Sharedbase, online community
*117 Stuart Caie will tell you more than you want to know about compression, good programming and might even mention his employer XCalibre.
*118 Nick Woolley, just another hacker from Dorkbot Alba
*119 Bruce Schoolan, Aberdeen Uni
*120 Tim Willis @ cogsci ed ac
*121 Aaron Crane
*122 Mark Kobine
*123 Barry Keenan
*124 Kate Walker
*125 Roan Lavery
*126 Andrew Smith
*127 Sarah Luger (School of Informatics, Edinburgh)
*128 Matt Riggott
*129 Chris Cox
*130 Hannu Rajaniemi
*131 John-Paul Orsi
*132 John McIntosh
*133 John Murray
*134 Allan Murray
*135 Dave Saunders
*136 Jon Melville
*137 Kate Ho
*138 Robert Graham
*139 Jordan Hatcher
*140 Rob Jones
*141 Duncan Gordon
*142 John Turner
*143 Nick Rowlands
*144 Caroline Robertson
*145 Mark Sutherland
*146 Robert Inder
*147 Henry Thompson
*148 Alastair Adair
*149 Derek Organ CEO of Time Warden Ltd creator of 1time our online project and employe time tracking software. 1 month free trial on all accounts. Just gone live there in the last few months. Ideal for service base companies or anyone with a need to tracking time.
*150.Sharathchandra R (MSc Student, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh)will disseminate all of an upcoming project on interactive music and related applications in Virtual Environments.
*151 David Noble
*152 Claire Hewson, Open University
*153 Lilian Edwards
*154 Neil Collman, Creative Director at Careershifters
*155 Mark Steven, Collective ID
*155 Richard Saville-Smith & Gillian Ferguson, PoetryZoo

The Edinburgh-Stanford Link, University of Edinburgh and The School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh

* The Scottish Institute for Enterprise

* The Edinburgh Entrepreneurship Club

* The Centre for Entrepreneurship Research, School of Management, University of Edinburgh

* Find a Sponsor for grub ;-) There will be a cafeteria, but any more support is more than welcome
*http://www.chinwag.com/ is a sponsor of today's BarCamp Scotland. The folks at Chinwag are buying the beer post-event tonight. The post-event will be held in Teviot from 7p-9p. Bring your nametag. Chinwag is a website that lists jobs that you may be interested in looking at.
* Email your friends who work in Coding, Programming, Ads, Marketing, Internet and Business, Public Service innovation...

* Ewan's BarCampScotland archives
* BarCampScoutEastIreland blog
* Aboyne James: Calling Scotland Web 2.0
* DigitalAgency blog: "Cheers! (Edinburgh Coffee Morning)"
* Cercaroma.Net
* Scottish Games
* Sam Sethi