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Demo Camp Portland 1
Rapid-fire technology demos (and networking), no PowerPoint slides!
If you are interested in presenting, please click the 'Edit page' button above and add yourself to the demos list below. We will vote on demos in the coming weeks.
DemoCamp Portland 1 will be held in conjunction with BarCampPortland on May 12, 2007. We are combining these two events to reduce costs and increase attendance. Future DemoCamps in Portland will be held independently and on a regular basis (assuming there is interest). Information on a possible Demo Camp Portland 2 will be provided at the event.
| Date | Saturday, May 12, 2007 (during BarCampPortland) [Upcoming Page] | | Time | 6:00-7:00pm catered dinner, 7:00-9:00pm demos, 9:00-11:00pm networking (although, we highly recommend that you attend during the extended BarCampPortland hours) | | Location | CubeSpace, Portland, Oregon, USA | | Cost | Always free! | | Format | 6 x 15 Min Demos (10 min demo, 5 min Q&A/Discussions) | | Schedule | Sign Up Below | | Expected Attendance | All are welcome! Please add your name to the Attendees section of this page if you are planning to attend. |
About
A DemoCamp is a lighter-weight style of un-conference. A DemoCamp lasts only a few hours. Unlike a BarCamp, you don't have to actively participate. You are welcome to come along and give feedback to the people who do (or just watch and absorb if you don't feel like talking). Demos should have roughly a 2 minute introduction, 8 minute demonstration, and 5 minutes for questions. 15 minutes total. The presentations for this DemoCamp are below on this page.
Do you have a web site or web application, tool, a piece of software, a set of scripts, new toy, hardware hacks that you want feedback on? Bring it. Show it. Share!
- Rule #1: Talk about DemoCamp! Spread the word!
- Rule #2: No slides / PowerPoint, only working software, websites, hardware, etc.
- Rule #3: 15 minutes and you're off the stage, no time extensions.
- Rule #4: You do not have to be a Portland-area resident to present, but local participation is highly encouraged.
Demos
If you have a demo, please list your name, contact info, and demo title here. If there are more demos than available slots (currently six), we will invite attendees to vote prior to the event. Alternates will also be selected. NOTE: Presenters should also add themsleves to the Attendees section.
Example demos: web site, application software for Mac, PC, or Linux, hardware device.
- demo title, short description, name, contact info
- SplashCast, Mixed media syndication, Marshall Kirkpatrick, marshall@splashcastmedia.com
- Jyte, Claims, cred and contacts all in one!, Scott Kveton, scott@janrain.com
- Cuppin', the Rails Day 2006 project for coffee lovers, Peat Bakke, peat@peat.org
- Beyond the Web: Internet 2.0 with NewI\O by Chris Nystrom (cnystrom@newio.org)
- AboutUs by RayKing, ray@aboutus.org
- Clearspace, Integrated blogs, wikis, forums for businesses, Dave Hersh, dhersh@jivesoftware.com
- Stikkit by Rael Dornfest, Values of N
- Tables Turned, Audibot, an open source linux device for internet radio stations and music venues, Marcus Estes, marcus@tablesturned.com
- Platial, The People's Atlas/Local search, Di-Ann Eisnor, diann@platial.com
Please continue to add demos to the list above, even though there are more than six. We will have an attendee poll a few weeks before the event to select the six demos.
Sponsors
CubeSpace
AboutUs
We are currently seeking sponsors for the combined BarCamp/DemoCamp Portland event. Please see the BarCampPortland page for more information.
Sponsorships help with costs such as space, Internet access, A/V, food, t-shirts, BarCamp-style band passes, and promotions.
Volunteers
Prior to the event, we are holding monthly BarCampPortlandMeetups. Please join us.
To stay informed, please join the BarCampPortland Google Group.
Immediate needs:
- Logo Design - need DemoCampPortland badges and logo, based on the DemoCamp standard (website) or a unique style.
- Promotions - please spread the word about DemoCampPortland1 and BarCampPortland.
- Sound system - Raven Zachary is providing the wireless mic and amp system for the main room.
Attendees
Please add your name to this list if you are planning to attend. Although DemoCampPortland1 will be taking place during BarCampPortland, we are tracking attendees separately to understand the space needs for the morning and afternoon (BarCampPortland) vs. the evening (DemoCampPortland1).
FAQ
- What's the purpose of DemoCampPortland?
- To see cool stuff and network with cool people on a regular basis.
- Does it cost any money to attend or present?
- No...and no one makes any money from this. Sponsorships are to cover costs only.
- How often will there be a Demo Camp in Portland?
- Initially, the focus is to make the first event successful. Assuming there is demand, we will schedule Demo Camps on a regular basis, likely quarterly, although Toronto meets monthly.
- Who can come?
- Everyone is welcome! Please add your name to the Attendees section of this page so that we can effectively plan for the event.
- What's the difference between a DemoCamp & a BarCamp?
- Do I have to give a demo?
- No. Unlike a BarCamp, you are welcome to passively attend and give feedback to the demo presenters (or just watch and absorb if you don't feel like talking).
- What if I do want to demo?
- What facilities are available?
- There will be a projector and sound system available, with VGA and mini-stereo connectors, and a basic computer available. Presenters can bring a laptop if the demo cannot be hosted on a shared computer. Electrical outlets, a microphone, and Internet access will also be provided.
- Who is organizing DemoCampPortland?
- Who decides who gets to demo?
- There are (currently) six available presentation slots for this DemoCamp. If more than six presenters sign up, attendees will be allowed to vote prior to the event. Just edit the wiki page and add your demo idea! Voting information will be provided in the future, if required.
- How long is each demo?
- Demos should have roughly a 2 minute introduction, 8 minute demonstration, and 5 minutes for questions. 15 minutes total.
- Have another question about DemoCampPortland?
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