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What is CyborgCamp?
CyborgCamp is a conversation about the future of technology, and how humans fit in. We'll discuss topics such as social media, design, code, inventions, web 2.0, twitter, the future of communication, cyborg technology, anthropology, psychology, and philosophy.
When?
- Saturday October 2, 2010 from 9:00am - 6:00pm
Where?
- Webtrends
- Pacific First Center Building 851 SW Sixth Avenue
- Portland, Oregon 97204
Attend! Get Tickets
RSVP on Upcoming.org (note that RSVP does not guarantee you a space if you’ve not registered). When registration is ready, the event will cost $10 per person until Noon PT September 30th 2010. No more tickets will be sold after that time.
Other questions? Contact Cyborgcamp
Who should come?
This is an educational mindsharing and networking event that encourages high-level interdisciplinary interaction.
Classrooms, individuals and businesses are encouraged to attend the event remotely. It will be livestreamed through multiple channels and will be archived and tagged for future viewing. Details on remote conference access will be available a week before the conference begins.
Tags
- Flickr Tag: cyborgcamp
- Twitter: @cyborgcamp or #cyborgcamp
- All other social media: cyborgcamp
Help us plan CyborgCamp 2010!
Click here to Volunteer
If you’ve registered for CyborgCamp 2008, you’re already on our list and we’ll contact you for interest. But if you watched it online or learned about it somewhere else, we want you to help us plan the next one!
Want to help out? You can do it in 4 ways!
Sponsors
E-mail Nate Angell at xolotl@cyborgcamp.org or Twitter @xolotl
Blog, Tweet and Write about Cyborgcamp
CyborgCamp's aim is to have many communication channels, such as Twitter, Flickr, UstreamTV, Video and Audio recordings and live chats displayed on the screen.
For more details, E-mail Amber Case at case@cyborgcamp.com or Twitter @caseorganic.
Volunteers - Volunteer before, during and after the event
Email Amber Case at case@cyborgcamp.com or Twitter @caseorganic
Planning and Discussion Pages
- Planning Meetings (times and locations)
- Sponsors- In Progress
- Speakers - Please suggest speakers or topics you would like to see at CyborgCamp
- Schedule – use tools like SCHED (need someone to figure the API out, help?)
- Volunteers - Sign up here if you'd like to help out!
- Budget The Budget, of course.
- Topics - Please list topics you're interested in discussing at CyborgCamp.
- Food - What can we afford? What is delicious? What's nearby?
- Schwag - Buttons and stickers
- Location - On-location logistics at Webtrends
- PreParty FashionBuddha? Webtrends? Green Dragon?
- Backchannel Use tools like TwitterCamp (screenshot) Let's also talk to the http://backchan.nl/ folks.
- Scope and Scale- Will inform budgeting
- Background Activities - Fun onging stuff happening in the background throughout the day... (Microsoft Surface, for instance).
- Equipment - Audio/Visual Gear for the Event
- Identity - What will CyborgCamp look like?
- Related Events- Other events of interest to CyborgCampers
- Ustream - Live & Pre-recorded CyborgCamp! Video Crew
- Website discussion of website ideas/needs/fulfillment
- Wireless
How does CyborgCamp work?
During CyborgCamp, attendees make the conference. Some come prepared with ideas of what they want to talk about, and others come prepared to listen. Some have formal speech ideas, and other have speech suggestions. Attendees write their ideas up on a board and the conference begins!
Since CyborgCamp is a hybrid unconference, there will be both scheduled and unscheduled speakers. That means that you can start your own sessions off to the side of the main speaker and have your own unconference if you want to, or you can choose to stay in the main room and hear some of the scheduled speakers!
See the CyborgCamp Schedule to see it in action!
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