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Mind Camp 3.0 sessions

Here are some of the sessions that caught my eye at this year's Mind Camp. I couldn't attend these all, but those I could attend were great. I especially enjoyed the Living the Second Life session, learning loads about this upcoming nation.

Real World Software Development using Ruby on Rails (by Laurel Fan)

Building Seattle's Ad Hoc Community (by Stuart Maxwell and Justin Martenstein)

The Online Toolkit for the Modern Web-Savvy User (hosted by Blue Dot)

IGNite in Seattle (by Brady Forrest)

Coffee Hacks III (by Jack William Bell and Chris Burns)

Lucid Dreaming (by Jesse Ferguson and Nate True)

The World is Flat = Gospel? Hype? (by ?)

Startup Pitch (by Justin Laing)

The Myths of Innovation (by Scott Berkun)

Living the Second Life (by ?)

The Singularity is Near (by Alex Barnett- of course, I didn't miss this one ;-) 

More Mindcamp pics here.

Comments

choconancy said:

Oh, I want to find out what happened at BlueDot's session. Any contact info you can share with me (email fine if you don't want to post emails.)

I wonder how this knits in with your recent post on 2.0 adoption patterns, something I've also been pondering on my blog.

So sorry I had to miss mind camp. :-(

BTW, I tried to register on CS so I could get an email if you replied, but I got an error. Tell Dave Burke to make his system work (Grin - Dave is a friend. I'm just being silly)

# November 13, 2006 10:22 AM

Heather Flanagan said:

If you missed the five-minute presentations or the balloon sculptures, there are excerpts on my vlog. Come see!

# November 13, 2006 12:33 PM

alexbarnett said:

Heather, you imposter!!! Great video...thanks for sharing!

# November 13, 2006 12:55 PM

Laurel Fan said:

By the way, Joe Goldberg (http://bostonsteamer.livejournal.com/) and I co-presented the ruby on rails session.  I meant to go to the lucid dreaming one, but got sucked into werewolf.  How was it?

# November 13, 2006 2:26 PM

Heather Flanagan said:

Aaron and I went to the Lucid Dreaming talk and got super tired because of all the talk about sleep. That's when we got the sleeping bags. They talked for 3 hours so I guess it was good.

# November 13, 2006 7:51 PM

Deepak said:

Alex

Loved the Singularity session.  Would be great to find out what you think once you are done with the book.  

# November 13, 2006 8:11 PM