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BarCampTdot

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Barcamp TDOT

 

What is BarCamp

 

(As stolen from BarCampNYC and BarCampLosAngeles, as copied from BarCampSanDiego) BarCamp is an ad-hoc un-conference born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos and interaction from attendees.

 

This event is part of the TorCamp phenomenon, started last November. It's grown from about 50 at TorCamp 1 to over 140 at the last TorCamp DemoCamp.

 

All attendees must give a demo, a session, or help with one. All presentions are scheduled the day they happen. Prepare in advance, but come early to get a slot on the wall.

 

Presenters are responsible for making sure that notes/slides/audio/video of their presentations are published on the web for the benefit of all and those who can’t be present.

 

Anyone with something to contribute or with the desire to learn is welcome and invited to join.

 

NO SPECTATORS, ONLY PARTICIPANTS

 

When you come, be prepared to share with barcampers. When you leave, be prepared to share it with the world.

 

You can learn more about BarCamp here:

 

 

Hosts

 

 

Why

 

To learn, meet people who share different interests, contribute, and push yourself and your thinking. Besides, Chris and I will be in town, so why not have a BarCamp?!

 

When

 

May 13-14, 2006

 

Saturday noon-ish - Sunday noon-ish

 

PLEASE NOTE: Sunday the 14th of May is Mother's Day - if there is interest then there will be events, but go hang out with your Mom if that's your thing. Or bring her to BarCamp!

 

Where

 

171 East Liberty St.

Toronto, ON

M6K 3P6

 

Google Map

Photos

More Photos

 

Event Schedule

 

Tara has this silly idea that she wants to make this very conversational, more revolutionary...not limiting it to that, but, would love to hear from you about how you want to change the world. What has pissed you off? What do you want to change and how do you see it changing? Through technology? Through practice? Through organizing? Of course, it's still waaaay open for technology discussions and demos.

 

The Toronto Drupal Group (DUG) is organising a Drupal camp DrupalCampToronto on May 12th (immediately before BarCampTdot).

 

Who's talking about BarCampToronto

 

SD Campers

 

 

TO Campers

 

  1. DavidCrow of DavidCrow.ca
  2. BryceJohnson - Navantis:TheChickenTest - Beyond Software - User/Domain Research as a Strategic Asset for a Organization, Part II
  3. Mike McDerment of 2ndSite Online Invoicing
  4. Kaleem Khan
  5. RobHyndman of Hyndman | Law
  6. Thomas Purves
  7. MarkKuznicki of Remarkk!
  8. Matthew Burpee
  9. Matthew Milan
  10. SuthaKamal at AmbientVector
  11. PatrickDinnen - Hogtown Consulting
  12. CraigSaila
  13. DeborahHartmann
  14. Dan Grigsby - flying in from Minneapolis to attend
  15. JohnPhilipGreen from Nuvvo Presenting "Graphics Design for Programmers"
  16. Malgosia Green from Nuvvo
  17. Estelle Havva
  18. John Resig - Juniper Bay and jQuery
  19. Julia West - Juniper Bay
  20. Chris Nolan.ca
  21. Jay Goldman
  22. Michael Glenn - Radiant Core
  23. Pete Forde
  24. Ryan McMinn
  25. Sunir Shah
  26. Gabriel Grant
  27. Robert Ouellette & Tom George
  28. Ryan McKegney - RedFlagDeals.com
  29. Derek Szeto - RedFlagDeals.com
  30. Rehan Zaidi
  31. Siobhan McLaughlin http://siobhan.blogware.com
  32. Eli Singer
  33. Scott Brooks - ConceptShare
  34. Bernie Aho - ConceptShare
  35. Phillip Smith
  36. Albert Lai - BubbleShare
  37. Michael Bodalski - Spazsquatch.com
  38. Dan Thorne - CampusCentral.com
  39. Chris Erwin - CampusCentral.com
  40. Dave Bobak - CampusCentral.com
  41. Dave Rapin - ExtendMedia Inc.
  42. Jen Nolan mewren.com, kekova.ca Presenting "Ruby vs Java - let the war begin" and/or "Enterprise vs startup"
  43. Jason Robinson PlanetYou.net
  44. Salim Teja Brightspark
  45. Dmitry Buterin Bonasource
  46. Alex de Bold
  47. Minaz Abdulla - AmbientVector
  48. Mike Lawlor - AmbientVector
  49. Brian Ivanovick
  50. Pavel Simakov
  51. Taylan Pince - taylanpince.com
  52. Jonathan Resnick
  53. Alf Eaton
  54. Ken Schafer - Tucows, One Degree
  55. Daniel Charles - DNA Charles
  56. Lynda Chiotti
  57. Sacha Chua - social bookmarking in the enterprise? =)
  58. MikeWalsh

 

 

VanCity Campers

 

  1. Roland Tanglao of Bryght - I am flying in from Vancouver and so is Boris, yeah! I'm up to do a movie like I did for BarCampAmsterdam as well as take lots of photos and do podcasts and videoblogs as well as some krazy :-) stuff TBD. Can we get Boris to cook at some point? That would be fab!
  2. Richard Eriksson of Bryght
  3. Boris Mann of Bryght - I would be happyto help wrangle prepping and cooking if facilities are available

 

Ottawa Campers

  1. Craig Fitzpatrick Devshop.com Blog: Uncommon Sense (for Software)
  2. Scott Lake JadedPixel Technologica
  3. RyanLowe blog fanconcert

 

Sponsors

 

We are looking for stuff:

  • Projectors
  • Audio equipment
  • Food
  • Drink
  • Venue

 

Have something you can donate? Want to chip in for food/drinks! Great! Let us know.

Or you can donate cash to the "Eats for Geeks" fundraiser at fundable.org, and show your support!

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