BarCampCanada1 Demos / L'horaire des demonstrations
- EvanProdromou: The Keiki Project -- how and why
- ChrisCar: Etoiles-du-Web -- what's new
- HughMcGuire: datalibre.ca - how data will save the world
- SimonLaw: "Tell them what you're going to tell them" or "How to make your presentations not suck" or "How not to use PowerPoint as a crutch"
- ErikWright: ???
- ScottAnnan:Mercury Grove -- Virtual Team Collaboration: The future of working
- Aydin Mirzaee:bOKnow -- Now you can bOK on your Cell Phone and Your Landline. Who will you bOK today?
- François Lane & Duncan Moore from The Code Kitchen -- Live demo of CakeMail and kick-off of our public beta
- Craig Fitzpatrick: Devshop -- Devshop demo and/or "Making YouTube commercials"
- Denis Canuel: YulNews -- (Tentative) - How to improve social news (aka YUL is not always about Montreal)
- Sylvain Carle : my blog and Praized, my company - From grasshopper to ninja stealth to kung fu mode : lessons in startup life
- Morgan Tocker : Crash At Mine -- The beginnings of a distributed Hospitality Exchange Network
- Anthony Carbone & Vinay Menon : MadWhips.com -- Modified & Exotic Car Spotting - Launching New Website on Nov 3, 2007 @ BarCampCanada1
Attendees / Les Participants
IMPORTANT: There is no way to contact attendees if there are changes to the event, i.e., location, after-conference location, cancellation, etc. This means that announcements will be posted on the BarCampCanada1 page, or the BarCampMontreal Google Group.
IMPORTANT: On ne possède aucun moyen de rejoindre les participants. Alors, dans le cas où il y aurait des changements à apporter à l'évènement (par exemple le lieu de la conférence et de l'après conférence, son annulation, etc.), toutes les annonces seront affichées sur la page web de BarCampCanada1 ou au groupe google BarCampMontreal.
