by Kaliya
An unconference is a facilitated participant-driven face-to-face conference around a theme or purpose.Kaliya has designed and facilitated over 100 events in the past four years.
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If you are thinking about how to do this for your organization, company or community, you can learn more about how Kaliya works with clients, about different kinds of unconferences & read client descriptions here.
List of Upcoming Facilitation
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Media Coverage
* Un-conferencing: Leveraging face time + my blog post about what I had hoped they might 'get' in the piece but didn't.
* Where the Next Steve Jobs will be -- at an unconference? on Business 2.0 Blog.
* Interview on Assignment Zero about Identity, Crowdsourcing and Unconferences
* Phil and I talk about the Internet Identity Workshop (one of the main Unconferences I run) on Lunch Meet
* (Gender Biased) NewsWeek Article on Unconferences
* Mashup Camp 2 in the San Jose Mercury News
* Interview on Assignment Zero about Identity, Crowdsourcing and Unconferences
* Phil and I talk about the Internet Identity Workshop (one of the main Unconferences I run) on Lunch Meet
* (Gender Biased) NewsWeek Article on Unconferences
* Mashup Camp 2 in the San Jose Mercury News
Posts on Open Space and Space Making
* Open Space on a Page.
* Open Space Q&A resources
* Open Space, What Happens, Why Does it Work?
* How to DIY Unconference
* Introduction to Open Space at ITU-T
* What is Open Space about? EFFECTIVENESS
* Open Space as a Tool for Engaging Complex Systems
* Invitation and Welcoming Space
* Traditional Formats and Unconferencing?
* What is Open Space?
* Open Space, Some Basics
* What is the Unconference?
* Holding Space for an Event
* Keeping the Party Rolling
* Open Space Q&A resources
* Open Space, What Happens, Why Does it Work?
* How to DIY Unconference
* Introduction to Open Space at ITU-T
* What is Open Space about? EFFECTIVENESS
* Open Space as a Tool for Engaging Complex Systems
* Invitation and Welcoming Space
* Traditional Formats and Unconferencing?
* What is Open Space?
* Open Space, Some Basics
* What is the Unconference?
* Holding Space for an Event
* Keeping the Party Rolling
Conversations in the Blogosphere about Unconferences
* Questions about Unconferences
* Pre-programmed and open sessions: getting the mix right
* Let's meet after in the bar how is open space supposed to work
* Concurrent Open Space at UU General Assembly.
* Let's meet after in the bar how is open space supposed to work
* Concurrent Open Space at UU General Assembly.
Large Group Methods
A Strong Wind Blows
Spectrograms
Fish Bowl Dialogue
Speed Geeking
Community Mapping
Games at Conferences
Introductions - how to?
Possibilities for Transformational Conferences: my post about an article of that name by Tree Bressen.
Spectrograms
Fish Bowl Dialogue
Speed Geeking
Community Mapping
Games at Conferences
Introductions - how to?
Possibilities for Transformational Conferences: my post about an article of that name by Tree Bressen.
Reviews of my Appearances
* Review my Training F2F Process for Open Source Communities
* Coming Full Circle at Community 2.0
* Human Interaction at Unconferences: Summary of my BayCHI talk and Feedback from my BayCHI talk
* Coming Full Circle at Community 2.0
* Human Interaction at Unconferences: Summary of my BayCHI talk and Feedback from my BayCHI talk
Reviews of Events I have attended
* Un-Museum for the Imaginify Metamedia III
* Voice 2.0 The Dual Conference Model post:"lesson learned"
* VloggerCon We Want the Audience to Talk More
* The Debate about What is/isn't a "Camp". Camp Creep?
* Online Community Camp -- Open Space does not mean Voting
* Tools for Collaboration Community Emerging
* Panels are Sucky
* Voice 2.0 The Dual Conference Model post:"lesson learned"
* VloggerCon We Want the Audience to Talk More
* The Debate about What is/isn't a "Camp". Camp Creep?
* Online Community Camp -- Open Space does not mean Voting
* Tools for Collaboration Community Emerging
* Panels are Sucky
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