Wednesday September 3, 2008, 9:00AM to 5:00PM [Add to My Calendar]

Location: Impressionist (4th Floor)

Facilitator: Ross Mayfield

Registration: Free for registered attendees of the Office 2.0 Conference (add your name below), $50 for the general public (register).

Sponsor: Socialtext

Content: An unconference is a facilitated, face-to-face, and participant-driven conference centered around a theme or purpose. 9-9:30am mingle. 9:30 kickoff. 10:00 first session.

Participants:

• Michael Deutch (afternoon & the Collaboratory)
• Paul Andersen
• Thomas N. Burg (heavily jet lagged)
• David Coleman
• Hisham El-Emam
• Andrew Filev
  
• Anthony Garcia
• Justin Garten (afternoon)
• Ismael Ghalimi
• Jason Harrop
• Doreen Hartzell
• Jeff Hester
• Eugene P Hsu
• Steve Ireland
• Vineet Jain
• Ben Kepes
• Gregg Marshall
• Ross Mayfield
• Gary Meadows
• Keri Pearlson
• Marilyn Pratt
• Susan Scrupski
• Alan Smith
• David Snead
• Josh Sookman
• David Tebbutt
• David Terrar
• Bryan Thatcher
• Tuyen Truong
• Ray Thomas
• Joe Wehr
• Please add your name above if you're a registered attendee (alphabetical order)
  

Session Ideas:

• The Unconference will host David Coleman's Collaboratory Experiment
• Susan Scrupsk and Dr. Keri Pearlson will conduct an open, interactive session on "Barriers to Adoption."  (NOTE:this session happened at the unconference...see the conversation here with some of the notes from the session)
  
• David Terrar will present the workshop Building Better Web Communities — The ICAEW Case Study
• Hisham El-Emam will present the workshop Open Source Office — When is the time to release source code to the public?
  
• Dr. Keri Pearlson (possibly with Dr. Nick Vitalari) can facilitate a discussion on the "future of employee computing".  We'd like to present thoughts on our vision and hear others discuss their vision for the "desktop" and environment for large enterprises. This is a "10,000 ft level" discussion, not a detailed "tools and technology" discussion.
• Henry Hon can facilitate a discussion on Web 2.0 applications in e-learning and corporate training.
• Please add your session ideas above