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September 27-28, 2008 (9am to 5pm on both days, plus an optional social event on Saturday evening) |
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| Description |
InfoCamp Seattle 2008 is an interdisciplinary unconference for anyone interested in user-centered information and design.
Who will be there?
Students, professionals, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists from the user-centered information community - such as information architects, librarians, user experience designers, usability engineers, technical writers, interaction designers, and researchers in HCI, UCD, LIS, TC, IxD, and related fields.
Format:
InfoCamp has no pre-determined session topics or presenters, other than the keynote and plenary sessions. You, the participants, create and lead the sessions. You determine the topic and format of your session, sign up for a time slot, and pitch your session idea to the group. The schedule will be created as we go. The purpose of this format is to encourage collaboration, interaction, discussion, and real-time innovation.
More info about the format is on the wiki: http://infocampseattle2008.pbwiki.com
Cost:
$50 for professionals, $10 for students, and free for volunteers.
This fee includes, at no extra cost, parking, light breakfast on both days, lunch on both days, and as much coffee as you can stand plus a little more.
NOTE FOR POTENTIAL VOLUNTEERS: All who want to attend, even volunteers, need to register here so that we have an accurate count. Before you register here, please e-mail us at infocampseattle@gmail.com to communicate with our volunteer director.
For more info, visit the web site (infocamp.info) or the wiki (http://infocampseattle2008.pbwiki.com). |
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