BrainJams Berkeley - February 25, 2006
Overview
Update - As a result of our collaboration, the format for the day has changed somewhat - we think for the better. More details on the why and the what is contained in the blog post that was just published. Or you can just follow the link to the 25Feb2006Agenda. The bottom line is that we are trying to improve upon the open space technologies approach somewhat as it applies to ad-hoc collaboration in the commons. We strongly feel that certain formats work better in different situations and are striving to identify what works where.
The afternoon will still be about participant lead confersations on social media and Web 2.0 related topics - essentially whatever the participants want to learn about. Some have called it a "Web 2.0 User Group" but we hope it is much more. The proposed agenda is located at 25Feb2006Agenda.
- Register Today (http://www.brainjams.org/reg_berk.html)
- Tag for Event: BrainJams25Feb2006
Event Details
- Date: Saturday, February 25, 2006
- Time: 9:30am - 5:00pm (registration/informal networking starts at 930am, event starts promptly at 1000am)
- Cost: Register Today (http://www.brainjams.org/reg_berk.html) - Events are free, though the suggested donation is $10 with contribution options available after registering or from the home page (http://www.brainjams.org/index.html). You might also consider offering to volunteer by emailing us at mailto:volunteer@brainjams.org
- Location: On the University of California Berkeley campus, Barrows Hall in the Lipman Room (http://www.polisci.berkeley.edu/lipman/) - they have good 'on campus directions (http://polisci.berkeley.edu/lipman/LipmanMap.html).
- Public Transportation: please do consider coming in on BART, getting off on the University Avenue stop. You may also consider parkng at the FREE Ashby Park and Ride, then taking BART one stop to University Avenue. It is a short walk up the hill from there. The campus map is located here (http://www.berkeley.edu/map/).
- Parking There is limited parking available on campus (http://pt.berkeley.edu/Parking/PublicAndVisitorParking/index.html) with the best choice being the Bancroft Parking Structure across from the Berkeley Art Museum. (please car share if you come by car) but of course, you can always take the BART to the UCB stop and walk up hill - more details once the exact room is announced.
- Organizer Telephone: (408) 834-0884 or Skype me at chris_heuer
- What is available: WiFi, Some power strips, a couple of projectors for demos, drinks/snacks, lunch and a bunch of people who will help you succeed.
- What is needed: At this point we really need volunteers to help setup and to run things the day of the event
- What you need to bring: A notebook and pen/pencil for jotting notes and sharing; A laptop for live blogging, searching and demonstrating cool tools; An open mind for receiving and sharing insights with each other
- Ride Share: Anyone needing or offering a RideShareFor25Feb2006 should add your name to this page
Please review the 25Feb2006Agenda
Happy Hour
At the moment, we are planning on going to Jupiter Pizza on Shattuck Avenue for a few beers afterwards.
Patrons
These events would not be possible without the generous support of our patrons. For this event we are thankful for the support of:
Premeiere Venue Patron
- UCB Information Systems and Technology http://ist.berkeley.edu/
Lunch Patron
- Lockergnome http://www.lockergnome.com/ & Gada.be http://www.gada.be/
Refreshments Patron
- Rate-it-All http://www.rateitall.com/
Supporting Patrons
- Laughing Squid http://www.laughingsquid.com/
Attendees
- Kristie Wells (http://kristiewells.blogspot.com/)
- Chris Heuer (http://www.chrisheuer.com/)
- Andy Kaufman (http://www.myeastbayagent.com/)
- Benjamin Lin (http://www.smi3le.blogspot.com/)
- Paul Bodner (http://www.xanga.com/kevin72)
- Kevin Braithwaite
- David Allen
- Thor Muller (http://thormuller.com/netpositive/)
- Manka Johnson
- Eric Nehrlich (http://www.nehrlich.com/blog/)
- Rachel M. Murray
- Betsy Morris (http://www.betsymorris.com/)
- Tracy Lakin
- Christopher Allen (http://www.LifeWithAlacrity.com/)
- Jonathan Feinstein
- Michelle Gartner
- Bill Allison
- Shawn Bolan
- Mike Prince (http://mobido.com/)
- Joshua Levy
- Shannon Clark (http://blogs.jigzaw.com/)
- Lawrence Coburn (http://www.rateitall.com/magellan/)
- Mark Carranza
- Kin Jung
- Monica Hastings-Smith
- Jack Park (http://www.openiris.org/)
- Hong Qu (http://www.hongqu.com/)
- David Hong (http://www.seungpyo.com/blog/)
- Tim Dennis (http://sims.berkeley.edu/~tdennis/)
- Paul Sas (http://paulsas.wordpress.com/about/)
- Rachel Weidinger (http://rachelweidinger.blogspot.com/)
- Benjamin Hill
- Arthur Law (http://www.cultural.ca/)
- Ted Tagami (http://tagami.com/)
- Stephanie Root (http://www.myeastbayagent.com/)
- Randall Reetz
- Elise Engelhardt
- Cathryn Hrudicka (http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-aax.YEE5abPBZ0mZz0eiPw--?p=5/)
- Atif Qureshi (http://wamq.com/)
- Leonard Lin (http://randomfoo.net/)
- Yong Su Kim (http://www.ysk.com/blog/)
- Rick Jaffe
- Michelle Shutzer (http://www.netsquared.org/blog/michelle-shutzer/)
- Dave Nielsen (http://www.strikeiron.com/)
- John Chang
- Lilia Martinez (http://mobilebuzz.blogspot.com/)
- Jeffrey Schwartz (http://www.disruptivestrategies.com/)
- Dave Burleigh (http://www.valuationcreationcapital.com/)
- Leon Khaimovich (http://home.earthlink.net/~lkhaim/)
- Bishop Joey (http://www.saintsupid.com/)
- Angela Hunter (http://angelahunter.livejournal.com/)
- Wayne Caplinger (http://wayne-caplinger.livejournal.com/)
- Dan Genova






