http://www.unconference.net Wed, 25 May 2011 10:13:04 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.unconference.net/my-events-to-date/comment-page-1/#comment-1627 UNCONFERENCE! Kids Online: Balancing Safety and Fun « Izzy Neis Tue, 16 Sep 2008 17:57:00 +0000 http://unconference.net/?page_id=70#comment-1627 [...] Kaliya Hamlin is an experienced unconference facilitator and organizer who has facilitated numerous unconferences, including the Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) and She’s Geeky . Since 2005, the (un)conference format has been used at the Internet Identity Workshop, a bi-annual event focusing on emerging open standards in user-centric identity. Since then, Kaliya Hamlin has received con-siderable praise for helping IIW achieve real results. [...] [...] Kaliya Hamlin is an experienced unconference facilitator and organizer who has facilitated numerous unconferences, including the Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) and She’s Geeky . Since 2005, the (un)conference format has been used at the Internet Identity Workshop, a bi-annual event focusing on emerging open standards in user-centric identity. Since then, Kaliya Hamlin has received con-siderable praise for helping IIW achieve real results. [...]

]]> http://www.unconference.net/my-events-to-date/comment-page-1/#comment-1626 New (un)conference - Kids Online: Balancing Safety and Fun « Joi Podgorny Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:53:54 +0000 http://unconference.net/?page_id=70#comment-1626 [...] Kaliya Hamlin is an experienced unconference facilitator and organizer who has facilitated numerous unconferences, including the Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) and She’s Geeky . Since 2005, the (un)conference format has been used at the Internet Identity Workshop, a bi-annual event focusing on emerging open standards in user-centric identity.  Since then, Kaliya Hamlin has received con-siderable praise for helping IIW achieve real results. [...] [...] Kaliya Hamlin is an experienced unconference facilitator and organizer who has facilitated numerous unconferences, including the Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) and She’s Geeky . Since 2005, the (un)conference format has been used at the Internet Identity Workshop, a bi-annual event focusing on emerging open standards in user-centric identity.  Since then, Kaliya Hamlin has received con-siderable praise for helping IIW achieve real results. [...]

]]> http://www.unconference.net/my-events-to-date/comment-page-1/#comment-1620 Identity Woman » On OpenID Progress: Part of a Bigger Challenge of Identity on the Web Mon, 24 Mar 2008 22:39:58 +0000 http://unconference.net/?page_id=70#comment-1620 [...] Some context for those of you who don’t know this event was and continues to be co-convened and produced by myself, Doc Searls and Phil Windley - we are having our 6th stand alone workshop May 12-14 we also have also done 4 co-produced Identity Open Space events with Digital Identity World and Liberty Alliance near events that have had. This series of events that have no pre-set agenda in the past 2.5 years have been instrumental in moving the whole range of technologies forward because it creates “opportunities for both innovators and competitors, for the big guy and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.” The Data Sharing Workshop and 2nd Summit - being done in collaboration with the more recently emergent DataPortability.org are building on both * the track record of the IIW in bringing together high level people in a range of companies trying to tackle the difficult problems that need to be solved to make the vision a reality and * the technology (standards and code) that are being brought forward via the Identity Commons community. They agreed to Yadis a common service discovery method that would help their slightly different approaches work behind the scenes and then decided that Yadis as not such a good brand name and that is should be folded in and called OpenID. [...] [...] Some context for those of you who don’t know this event was and continues to be co-convened and produced by myself, Doc Searls and Phil Windley – we are having our 6th stand alone workshop May 12-14 we also have also done 4 co-produced Identity Open Space events with Digital Identity World and Liberty Alliance near events that have had. This series of events that have no pre-set agenda in the past 2.5 years have been instrumental in moving the whole range of technologies forward because it creates “opportunities for both innovators and competitors, for the big guy and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.” The Data Sharing Workshop and 2nd Summit – being done in collaboration with the more recently emergent DataPortability.org are building on both * the track record of the IIW in bringing together high level people in a range of companies trying to tackle the difficult problems that need to be solved to make the vision a reality and * the technology (standards and code) that are being brought forward via the Identity Commons community. They agreed to Yadis a common service discovery method that would help their slightly different approaches work behind the scenes and then decided that Yadis as not such a good brand name and that is should be folded in and called OpenID. [...]

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