BeaverBarCamp

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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 attendees. 

Please use our new registration page, so we can get an accurate count. 

Event Information: We will be posting updates via our twitter account @beaverbarcamp, and don't forget to join the Google group to get important notifications about the event! Connect on live chat via IRC - irc.freenode.net, #BeaverBarCamp (click here if you don't have an IRC client)

 

Event details 

When: October 17th, 2009

Saturday 10/17 - 10:00am - 7:00pm

 

Primary Website

We have a new website at http://beaverbarcamp.org. Please update all information about the event via the wiki on that site. This page is primarily used as a place holder now and has been deprecated in favor of our new site. If you registered using the previous page, we've already imported your details into the new site.

Comments (2)

Anonymous said

at 5:07 pm on Jan 3, 2008

Looking good John. The BEC Executive Director plans on being a camper but only if in this country. I feel Japan calling sometime in mid-late February and may not return until after the camp. I will attempt to assist all I can prior to my departure on the 1st trip of the new year. I think the BEC and BEC Board of Directors will be very supportive! Looking forward to it. Thanks for your leadership.

Anonymous said

at 4:16 pm on Feb 25, 2008

I also am looking forward to Corvallis' first BarCamp. To help keep it simple to organize, why don't we have our Friday night session be the planning session for the Saturday conference? That's how they did the Portland BarCamp, which seemed very effective. Those who showed up Saturday morning had an agenda with a choice of sessions and topics through the day, so they could plan their day and jump right in.

Portland also had a DemoCamp Saturday night, which was 5 minutes per presenter to show some of their work online (all we need is an online laptop and a projector). For example, I hope the founder of www.picomonster.com (all about imaginary numbers) will demo his work, and also others who have something to show.

As for finances, since it's more likely we'll do it again if we break even, I suggest dropping the "breakfast" on Saturday and just having coffee/water/juice and some bagels/pastry laid out as a morning snack; that would help the budget.

Thanks again for the good work!

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