The “un”conference phenomenon known as BarCamp is coming to TechValley (specifically, Schenectady) on Saturday, June 23. While it’s a tech conference, you don’t have to be a total geek to participate. But participate you must. It’s a self-organizing event where the presenters and the participants are one and the same. You can give a presentation on the topic of your choice, help out a friend doing the same, or volunteer your services in other ways. Check out the wiki and maybe I’ll see you there.
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Hey Greg, I’m really excited for BarCamp, glad to see more people signing up (and presenting!). Can’t wait to hear your presentation on the lack of a “startup scene” (or the death of mainstream media – they both sound awesome).
Chris Van Patten
Tech Valley is filled with engineers and computer scientists, but there hasn’t been a place or an event for them to gather. BarCamp is the event, and the Edison Exploratorium is the place. Thanks for spreading the word.
Chris/Craig: I’m with you on all counts. Thanks for getting this rolling. I’m 90% sure I can make it. Really will try my best. I know I’ll regret it if I can’t get there. Look forward to (hopefully) meeting y’all.