Hi -
Pardon my ignorance, but I've been to a couple of unconferences and
they didn't involve proposing topics in advance, nor voting on the
topics. Is this a change to the unconference style? It seems to be a
bit more formality than I would expect.
Dan
2011/7/6 Samuel Freeman <sam_at_collectivology.net>:
> Hello,
>
> this message is being cross posted to further publicise the
> Un-Conference events running along side the 2011 ICMC . . .
>
> http://icmc-unconf.inclusiveimprov.co.uk/
>
> This year’s International Computer Music Conference is being hosted by
> the University of Huddersfield, Sunday July 31 -- Friday August 5 (
> http://icmc2011.org.uk )
>
> The unConf features presentations, discussions and conversation on
> Monday 1st August and Tuesday 2nd and Gigs on Sunday 31st July and
> Wednesday 3rd.
>
> What’s an unConf? Its a conference without the formality and fixed
> proceedings. If you have something you want to discuss or present then
> head online and submit an idea otherwise turn up on the day and start
> a conversation, best thing about attending the unConf is it is free of
> charge.
>
> While it is not formally part of the conference the unConf does give a
> great opportunity to meet with international practitioners.
>
> Hope to see you there,
>
> ii
>
Received on Wed Jul 13 2011 - 08:43:16 BST