Sentences with phrase «unconference sessions»

In the afternoon they will be holding a «Library Camp» of unconference sessions.

This is no easy task, or so Jamie Hodari, CEO and Founder of Industrious, shared during one of GCUC's unconference sessions.

Register here and add unconference session ideas here.

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And since it's an unconference, self - appointed «experts» (like me) can't overshadow new folks doing new things — if you want to talk about something other people might find interesting, just schedule a session and watch the crowd roll in.

NonProfit 2.0 delivers the best of both worlds, offering great keynote sessions led by Amanda Rose, Founder of Twestival, but in an unconference way with no PowerPoint, 15 minute leads, and open questions and dialogue for fantastic conversations.

It's an «unconference,» meaning that the agenda is written on the spot as people propose discussion sessions and the organizers assign rooms.

Learn to run an Edcamp «unconference,» where participants create the agenda, lead sessions, draw on individual expertise and collaborate for real results.

«Unconference» Originator Early ASCD conferences started out with a «Presentation of Problems» session in which experienced educators would describe discussion group topics so that attendees could select which topic most appealed to them before beginning a three - day exploration of their chosen topic.

Unlike other conferences, the Writer Unboxed UnConference will not focus on the business of writing; there will be zero (zip, nada) sessions on finding agents or writing query letters or building platform.

There will also be plenty of opportunities for our attendees to ask questions and give answers in our panel discussions and «unconference» sessions.

Both days also include «unconference» sessions, which look like a ton of fun.

According to Clio's announcement, a focal point of the event will be an «unconference» format that will run in parallel with other conference sessions.