As proposed here : Association pour une pratique de l'innovation. My blog is explaining the whole project of ressource for innovation.
I invite all people on saturday 26th, August 2006, for a first nanoBarCamp in Strasbourg (France).
J'invite toutes les personnes intéressées au premier "nanoBarCamp" à Strasbourg. Si vous ne parvenez pas à vous inscrire, contactez-moi ( phs@latitude.fr ), je vous inscrirai.
Where :
In Strasbourg (France).
The nanoBarCampAlsace is limited to 25 (uh... 26) people because of facilities !
But it's only the beginning of BarCampAlsace...
Latitude
3, rue des alisiers
67100 Strasbourg
When :
saturday 26th, August 2006
At 2:00 PM
My wife will bake apple, bilberries and quetsch plums pies. Eventually mirabelle plums pie.
If you don't like tea or water, your allowed to bring something to drink (avoid alcohol, in the afternoon)
In the evening, dining in a "winstub".
Proposed sessions
The topic of the nanoBarCampAlsace is :
To this end, people who experienced former BarCamps are welcome to the nanoBarCampAlsace.
Language
Discussions in french or english : depends on who is participating.
Attendees / other topics
- 1 Patrick Rein : Direct News CMS
- 2 Philippe Schoen : Outsourcing communication
- 3 Stéphane Bayle : Consultant 2.0, Corporate Podcasting Agency, AFPOD Association Française de Podcasting (French Podcasting Association)
- 4 Jean-Bruno Guerra : CEEI Alsace
- 5 Frédéric Mossmann : Strasbourg Sans Fils, Linux Users Group de Strasbourg, Apple User Group de Strasbourg
- 6 YannKlis : web entrepreneur
- 7 LouisMontagne : libre&innovating software lover Silicon Sentier (association FR-US) AF83 (company in progress) Bearstech(freesoftware company FR)
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Fabrice Jossinet : Assistant Professor in a french University, teaching bioinformatics - 8 Fabien Schwob : Student in Computer Science, web developer interested in Web 2.0 and other innovations related to Internet.
- 9 Jean-Pierre Chambolle
- 10 Michel Perry : consultant and moderator, APM Association Progrès du Management will attend the groupe at 5:00 PM
- 11 Loïc Fejoz: Ph'D student and Engineer in Computer Science; We are building a group at the lab with similar idea.
- 12 Grégoire Japiot : Winecamp France
- 13 Denis Lachaud : communication / web design - Interested in web 2.0 (Mashups + Business Model…)
- 14 Alain Cote ( alain@cote-savarin.com ) : consultant in numeric innovation. Interested in growing innovation in Alsace
- 15 Stéphane Bourhis : copywriter. Interested in culture, development of IST and Europe.
- 16 Sacha Lemaire, Student in E-Business - Interrested in web2.0 (especially podcasting in business-communication)
- 17 Christophe Nonnenmacher : journaliste, responsable europeus.org
- 18 Isabelle Schaeffer : account manager and consultant, Latitude, marketing & communication
- 19 Jérôme Bazin : Co-founder of Wilogo, the crowdsourced logos creation service. Web developper and ecommerce consultant.
- 20 Stéphane Muteau : Strasbourg Sans Fils (association)
- 21 Stéphane Tauziede : GeekLifeBlog & Strasbourg Sans Fils (association)
- 22 Pierre Reinert : Analyste programmeur en informatique industrielle.
- 23 Stéphane Becker : co-founder Creative Patterns.
- 24 Jean-Luc Dimarcq : SEMIA business incubator in Alsace
- 25 David Eichholtzer : Responsable du service référencement Activis, intéressé par les nouveaux défis de l'e-marketing
- 26 Alexandre Franke, Computer sciences student (Licence professionnelle), Linux Users Group de Strasbourg member.
Jean Michel Billaut will be with us trough a skype conference.
nanoBarCampAlsace on saturday 26th, August 2006 is now full, sorry. But you can join us at dinner !
If you're interested, add your name for dinner (gathering at 7:00 PM in front of Latitude) :
Add your name for the next BarCampAlsace (scheduled soon ... )
Buzz
Notice
Sorry for my bad english. My best french would not be understood.
Hé that's nice Philippe, let's say you could aso mirror this page in french on the wiki-net barcamp ;) -- ChristopheDucamp
Why "BarCampAlsace" and not "BarCampStrasbourg" ?
Alsace is a small region... let's say its like a town of 1,8 million inhabitants with a lot of parks. I think Alsace is the right (minimal) size for a BarCamp. Due to its size, but at the border of Germany et Switzerland, we have here the opportunity to organize crossborder BarCamps. PhilippeSchoen
So what about the first european BarCampRhine ?
Pics
something is going on
BarCampFrance
