There aren’t that many slides, as the whole point of an unconference is that everyone participates, so the sessions should be a lot more like a conversation that just presentations. My understanding is that the short presentation bits are really to help focus the conversation, not dominate it.
To check in on the blogging and podcasting during the day, and afterwards, watch the tag “podcampperth07“.
The dates and venue for Podcamp Australia are now locked in, so make sure you keep 27 & 28 October free in your schedule!
I’m part of the Perth end of the organizing committee, but I’ve been traveling a lot of late and have been shamefully hands-off thus far, so kudos have to go to Richard Giles for lining up the venue and Les Quarman from Central TAFE (the East Perth section) for agreeing to allow Podcamp Australia in their unconference-friendly facilities!
So, Australians, especially those who can make it to Perth for 27 & 28 October, who and what do you want at Podcamp? And what are you will to do at Podcamp?!?
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