A BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering 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 participants. Check out the TheRulesOfBarCamp to learn what to expect.
A MobileCamp is a mobile technology themed BarCamp. They aim to bring together mobile enthusiasts, explorers and professionals to share the current state and their visions for the future direction of mobility. A MobileCamp hopes to support the many voices helping to unlock the potential of a truly digital life. Topics may include - but are not limited to - mobile gaming, entrepreneurship, social mobility and presence, near field communication, physical hyperlinking, mobile storytelling, the importance of open standards, protocols, and platforms, linux based devices, and mobility on other continents.
In May 2007, the first such event, MobileCampNYC was held in New York City.
MobileCampNYC2 was the first MobileCamp to be held in the Los Angeles metro area. The logistics were as follows:
When
Sunday, 28th of October, 9:00 - 18:00 PST
Where
Culver Events Center
11934 W. Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Some sessions held at MobileCampNYC2 are listed below. Feel free to add your session if we don't have it listed!
- One World. No Borders. 3 Billion Connected People. Claim Your Piece. - David Harper
Dave Harper, CEO of Winksite, a suite of tools to immediately create and support mobile communities, gave an hour-long session sharing his experience on what it takes to scale mobile applications to 189+ countries and over 5 million hits per month. After providing tips and tricks on mobile advertising and mobile SEO, Dave showed and explained QR Codes and their real-world applications using a plethora of examples. People got really excited about this and again, ideas were bounced back and forth and were discussed far beyond the session.
- halfbaked.com - Entrepreneurial Improv - Alexis Rondeau
Each team selected 2 random words and got 20 minutes to come up with - and pitch - the next mobile killer application! Besides having the very nice side-effect of making people play and interact, the resulting mobile startup ideas ranged from outrageous to VC-fundable. After every team presented their startups' product, revenue model, marketing plan, tagline and logo the most promising one was selected. Special prizes were given to the team with the most original idea. Judges included Sean Owen, Dennis Crowley and Michael Sharon.
- MegaPhone Demo and discussion - Dan Albritton
Dan Albritton from playmegaphone.com gave the first workshop in the morning showcasing their mobile real-time multiplayer game engine. MegaPhone is an interactive installation where any cellphone becomes a game-controller by placing a phonecall. Within 1 Minute Dan had the crowd punching their phone-keypads ("Peow-peow!P-p-p-eow!") to score and shouting into their mics ("Grabgrab! Grabgrabgrab! Grab!") to reach the Top 10 of the game. After an overview of the underlying technology and showcases, the group went into a long conversation on creating new applications of the project.
- Using Geolocation in your mobile applications
Lets discuss the available mobile geostack and the pitfalls or benefits related to each one. If you have a mobile app that uses location, bring it and show it off.
- The New Walled Garden - Header Crippling Carriers & Transcoding Services
- Is Mainstream America Ready for Bar Codes? The Convergence of "Realspace" and "Mobilespace. - Discussion led by David Harper, Founder, Winksite
- The Head Trauma Cinematic Games - Creating story worlds that engage audience across multiple screens and platforms.
No one is safe from the Net effect of HEAD TRAUMA, the brainchild of Lance Weiler, culture hacker and acclaimed writer-director. Murder and mayhem emerge from the streets, mobile phones, social networks, and online video clips as Horror 2.0 updates thrills from today’s most pervasive mediums.
- Subversive (Mobile) Storytelling - Knifeandfork explores methods of embodied narrative using mobile phones. Brian House presents case studies of Hundekopf (2005, Berlin) and The Wrench, a forthcoming project for Rhizome.org using the new open source TXTML platform.
- Android's Open-Source Barcode Reader - with Sean Owen, Google
- Barcoding at Orange and partnership opportunities - Two things in this short talk (probably less than 20 min): an overview of what Orange does in barcodes, and then information about a few programs that we have set up to help developers get their apps to work in the hands of users.
- Moving Code Scanning from Potential to Profit - Standards to Build a New Industry, led by Jim Levinger
Blogs
Check out these links to some of the blog coverage of the event!
Selected Quotes
- "MobileCampNYC2 was sponsored by Nokia. The event was free, the food fantastic, and event prizes were the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet and N95. Wow!!! I won one playing the Noisy Noisy Hippos game. Thank you MobileCampNYC2 and Nokia."
- "This was the most organized unorganized event I’ve ever been to."
- "Toys to inspire creativity were a plenty both in and ouside of the conference sessions."
- "MobileCampNYC2 proved to be a compilation of active, intelligent, good natured people. It was wonderful to meet so many minds and hear what they were working on."
- "Also, I had the pleasure of attending this year’s MobileCampNYC2, which was an amazing day of mobile madness."
- "At today’s MobileCampNYC the whole group got a sneak peek at ZXing (Zebra Crossing), the barcode reader Google is planning to include in the Android SDK being released on Monday."
Organizers
MobileCampNYC2 was organized by Indira, Ritwik, Andy and Alexis. Please feel free to join the Google Group for ongoing discussions, questions and feedback.
Sponsors
Nokia Nseries
Tags for flickr, delicious, ma.gnolia, technorati etc.
Please use the tag MobileCampNYC2 for content related to this event.
- Flickr photos Please make sure you release your photos under a suitable license such as creative commons.
Mobile Site
We have setup a mobile site which you can use to check on details and updates on the fly:
Type in http://winksite.com/mobilecamp/NYC2 in your mobile browser or use this QR Code to access it directly
A BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering 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 participants. MobileCamp is a mobile-technology-themed BarCamp.
MobileCampNYC was the first MobileCamp to be held in NYC and focus on mobile technology. It was enjoyed by all, as you can see on the official page here.
MobileCampNYC2 is going to once again bring together mobile enthusiasts, explorers and professionals to share the current state and their visions for the future direction of mobility. MobileCampNYC2 hopes to support the many voices helping to unlock the potential of a truly digital life. Topics may include - but are not limited to - mobile gaming, entrepreneurship, social mobility and presence, near field communication, physical hyperlinking, mobile storytelling, the importance of open standards, protocols, and platforms, linux based devices, and mobility on other continents.
Note: We have merged MobileCampNYC2 with MobileBarCodeCamp, since the overlap of both events are big enough to make it into one. The idea is to have a dedicated track for all things related to Barcodes, RFID and Physical Hyperlinking in general. For this track we will have 10 sessions dedicated to one room (although it is still possible to use free spots on the main grid later.)
News and Updates
Thank you very much for MobileCampNYC2! You rock!:)
The team wanted to thank everyone of you for participating and making MobileCampNYC2 such a success. We hope you enjoyed the day as much as we enjoyed providing everything we could think of for you.
We also want to send a big thank you to Nseries for sponsoring the event, believing in this community and providing the devices!
Feedback: We are interested in what you liked and what you think could be done better. Please feel free to post feedback either directly to us at mobilecampnyc2@gmail.com or to the public Google Group.
Photos: The main photo pool on Flickr. If you have taken pictures and would like them to appear here, please add the tag 'mobilecampnyc2'.
Videos: We have recorded most of the sessions and are currently in the process of preparing and uploading them to video.google.com. The main tag for all videos will be 'mobilecampnyc2'.
Presentations: If you have slides to share from the event, please use our Google Group to make them available to everyone.
GOOD NEWS UPDATE 11/7/2007 We are able to accomodate 200 people which means that everyone on the current waitinglist has a spot.
Thank you all for your patience, we are happy to have everyone in.
Thank you for the ones that sent us a note of their absence. This helped a lot, too.
Check out the TheRulesOfBarCamp to learn what to expect.
MobileCampNYC2
The actual day for sessions, workshops and overall joy :)
When
Saturday, 10th of November, 9:00 - 18:00 Eastern
Where
Downtown Conference Center
157 William Street, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10038
Schedule
- 9:00 - 10:00 Breakfast (served)
- 10:00 - 10:30 Session-setup (adding your session to the grid) & Introductions
- 10:30 - 12:30 Morning Sessions and Workshops
- 12:30 - 2:00 Lunch (served)
- 2:00 - 5:00 Afternoon Sessions and Workshops
- 5:00 - 5:30 Wrap up
- 6:00 - hit the streets and continue conversation
Participate!
- Indira Vaidy
- Ritwik Dey
- Alexis Rondeau
- Andy Maskin
- David Harper
- Kevin Slavin
- Stan Wiechers
- Sean Owen
- Roman Fichman Esq.
- Beth Harrison
- Jamie Wells
- Craig Plunkett
- Chris Collareta
- Bonnie Sandy
- Raj Singh
- Albert Rosa
- Marie Sabatini
- Christian Busch
- Russell Kern
- Peter Nofelt
- Kevin Zhang
- Kristine van Dillen
- Dennis Hettema
- Alexis Lloyd
- Michael Young
- Nick Bilton
- Peter Ng
- Jim Levinger
- Derek Gottfrid
- Lance Weiler
- David Eyler
- David Javitch
- Jonathan Bulkeley
- Jason Madhosingh
- Evan Cordes
- Kate Bauer
- Maya Mikhailov
- Dave Shen
- Rich LaBarca
- Dean Collins
- Troy Strike
- Ian Wishingrad
- Angus Vail
- Naveen Selvadurai
- Radhika Rai
- Crystal M. Ginn
- Anthony Iacovone
- Keith Erskine
- John W. Petrosino
- Peter Verkooijen
- Will Turnage
- Ben Beecher
- Keena Shah
- Mark Caron
- Adriana Rizzo
- Darla Mack
- Richard Brett
- Paris Marashi
- Mike Dory
- Adam Simon
- Philippe Jeudy
- Michael Sharon
- Roger H.T. TSAI
- Keith Wilson
- John Dimatos
- Benoît de Boursetty
- Ben Leduc-Mills
- Andy Breen
- Corrine Brown
- Daniel Soltis
- Meng Li
- Lisa Lurie
- Jenny Chowdhury
- Jeff Gray
- tikva morowati
- Riddhima
- Amber Reed
- Patricia Oakim
- Jonathan Swerdloff
- Hye Ki Min
- Steve Cordova
- David K. Dundas
- Damien P. Dong
- Corey Menscher
- Ray Weitzenberg
- Clark Valberg
- David Blumenstein
- David Shulman
- Jesse Boyes
- JooYoun Paek
- P.K. Gupta
- Aleks Jakulin
- Raymond Cha
- Angela Pablo
- Mihael Mikek
- Ted Cohn
- Marcus Dahllof
- Kofi Annan
- Zach Ambrose
- Josh Knowles
- Jaymes Dec
- Taylor Levy
- Charlie Oliver
- Alex Abreu
- Pär Lindhe
- Rose Kim
- Mike Edwards
- Venu Moola
- William Tan
- Jose Marinez
- Dawa Riley
- William Ang
- Aelvin Han
- James D. Edson
- Kuan Huang
- Ram Subramanian
- Hannes Kruppa
- Jia Zhang
- Christian Rauh
- Dr. Dave Anthony
- Mihir Shah
- Sandira Calviac
- Wini Wong
- Brian House
- Michael Spivak
- Moses McCall
- Erin Sparling
- Julian Avrams
- Tim Doelger
- Frederic Guarino
- Shawn Gregg
- Sebastian Wenzel
- Ann Perbohner
- Dan Albritton
- Jury Hahn
- Felix Yip
- Gaelen Green
- Tom Limongello
- ChoRong Hwang
- Scott Varland
- Ryan Sarver
- Faye Anderson
- Benjamin Stein
- Chris Muscarella
- Matt Bieber
- Jed Alpert
- Ven Chava
- Laurens Dorsey
- Marshall Sponder
- Bonnie Peirce
- Ron Roalsen
- Prasad Ravva
- Eric Goldhagen
- Ilan Ghivoni
- Noam Samson
- Toby Daniels
- Matthew Rodriguez
- Tarun Davar
- Danilo Diaz
- KW Boswell
- Paul V. Farkas
- | Jonathan Greene
- Ben Homer
- Mary Foltz
- Steven Sacks
- ducaticrazy
- Melinda Toscano
- Albert Dang
- Simon Norridge
- James Orenberg
- Tom Lowenhaupt
- Wojciech Gryc
- Damon Williams
- Mike P
- Michael E. Gruen
- Deepen Shah
- Nitin Gumaste
- Stephen Cloughley
- Catherine Colman
- Ben Nadel
- Dan Gallagher
- Drew Meeks
- Ron Brayer
- Chul Song
- Jeffrey Ng
- John Mayo-Smith
- Charles Pratt
- Ed Purver
- Josh Knowles
- Jennifer Daniel
- Rob Price
- Arnaud Sahuguet
- dennis crowley
- Adam Greenfield
- Jaki Levy
- Dan Gallagher
- Nicole Victor
- Brooke-Lynn Luat
- Stella Kim
- David Bamford
- Petra Farinha
- Charles Joseph Pratt
- William Wong
- Rich Hauck
- Ram C Singh
- Kate Hartman
- Yong Wang
- Bison Zhang
- Prashant Palsokar
- Robert Spychala
Sessions:
30-minute sessions on topics of interest. Can be a talk, discussion, panel, or whatever format you want. Sessions will be scheduled live during BarCamp by writing your name and topic on the event grid. To offer or request a session topic, add to the list below
Bar Code & Physical Hyperlinking Track:
10 Sessions - 30 minutes each. Please send an email introducing yourself to David Harper who will be curating this track. (dharper {AT} wirelessink {DOT} com). Bar Code Track on Twitter | Bar Code Track on Jaiku
Workshops
Up to 1 hour can be reserved to show and share with others what you are passionate about. Workshops are a lot of fun and we want to encourage you to conduct one. Workshops will be scheduled live during BarCamp by writing your name and topic on the event grid.
Promote the event:
BarCamp grows by word of mouth (and word of blog). Tell your friends and people that you think will enjoy sharing a day with like-minded.
- Record the event: For people who are unfortunate enough to attend this gathering can someone record the sessions and post them online? Blip.tv has no file size limit when uploading and you can even upload via FTP!
Stuff that you want to talk or hear about
- Physical Hyperlinking (see BarCode track)
- QR Codes, NFC services and their adoption
- The Usage of Open Standards vs. Island solutions
- Security and safety using mobile services
- User Experience Design for mobile phones
- From Location Based to Object Based Services
- One URI to bind them all? Device detection vs. m.you.com and you.mobi
- A WURFL session would be hot!
- Would be great to explore:
- Best ways to get the user's location - from a holistic usability point of view
- Payment options over mobile (safety of CC payment, etc)
- Microtransactions/Microloans: Making Grameen Bank happening via Cellphones?
- Header Crippling Carriers (@see http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/vodafonerant/
- The (developers) mobile bill of rights - A manifesto of free mobility
- Social implications of ubiquitous systems.
- Mobile gaming and Big Games
- Mobile convergence
- Presence and its applications beyond twittr and jaiku
- Mobile usage in other parts of the world: India, China, Japan
- Near Field Communication - Technology and applications
- Google has facts. Cities have secrets. - How can we unfold mobile storytelling?
- An Icebreaker game to get people at the event to know each other
- Linux-based mobile devices
- Mobile Processing
- Open platforms, standards, and protocols as base of a free mobile world.
- Metaverse and the mobile space: intersection or inclusion?
- WURFL and WALL - practical use and experience deploying
- Cityplanning and mobility - Topological and informational inclusion - What can mobile applications learn from Jane Jacobs?
Volunteers
Yes! We would like to have your help in preparation and on-site. Please add yourself to the list if you want to volunteer for things like reception, in-room tech support,
Planners
Hi there, we are Indira, Ritwik, Andy and Alexis. We have setup a Google Group which we will use for general discussions and questions.
For the Mobile Bar Code & Physical Hyperlinking Track, we are Stan, Kevin and Dave. We have setup a Google Group which we will use for general discussions and questions.
Sponsors
Nokia Nseries
Tags for flickr, delicious, ma.gnolia, technorati etc.
Please use the tag MobileCampNYC2 for content related to this event.
- Flickr photos Please make sure you release your photos under a suitable license such as creative commons.
Mobile Site & Playground
We have setup a mobile site which you can use to check on details and updates on the fly:
Type in http://winksite.com/mobilecamp/NYC2 in your mobile browser or use this QR Code to access it directly
Learn more about Mobile Bar Codes:
Nokia - Mobile Codes
2D Barcode Manifesto
Mainstream America is Ready for Bar Codes - Converging \"Realspace\" and \"Mobilespace\"
Mobile Codes Consortium
Active Print project
Physical Hyperlinks
MJ Sohbet.Com
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