All workshops are happening

January 30, 2008 - 17:03 — Laurent Haug

We put all the workshops in the printed program, which means they better happen ;) More seriously, we have room for almost all the workshops so we decided to hold them all. Alex Osterwalder will do his workshop at his office (500m from the University) so that frees one room, and the other 3 workshops will meet at the cafeteria and find a room (there are plenty at the university).

I had to choose who gets what room very arbitrarily and with unfinished registrations. I tried to do it in the most logical way, i.e. the most registered participants the bigger the room. Sorry if you end up having a smaller room than you deserve.

Title (click on link to register) Presenter Time Room
Ad-hoc Business Model Stage Fight Alexander Osterwalder 09:00 Arvetica
Civil Rights 2.0 and what European Governments do to fight them Alexander Finger 09:00 Cafeteria
Forgetful Interfaces Mark Wubben 09:00 1193
Creativity Utopia Workshop Dannie Jost 09:00 1150
Upgrade your company - Industrial opportunities for the Internet of Things Vlad Trifa 09:00 1160
Balkan blogging: Promises and Perils Jasmina Tesanovic 09:00 2130
Conference Hubs - the International AIDS Conference project Nicolas Durand 09:00 1130
Get Started With Blogging Stephanie Booth 09:00 2140
Fearless City: Re-routing the digital divide with mobile Irwin Oostindie 09:00 1140
Help us design a new type of web tool to manage presence, feeds, flow, activity and peripheral awareness (with added GTD!) Lee Bryant 09:00 1170
Open and The future of Wireless Thomas Purves 14:00 2140
Why we (still) need Art in a media rich environment Michele Haffner Laird 14:00 Cafeteria
Ubiquitous computing: visions, failures and new interaction rituals Nicolas Nova 14:00 1170
teenagers/generation Y and technology David Brown 14:00 1193
Learning and Fun are equal: Communities of Practice Martin Kuipers 14:00 1130
how to use the seven wonders of the world to build a better business. Noel Hidalgo 14:00 Cafeteria
Enitiatives.org or Direct Democracy 2.0 Nicolas Durand 14:00 1140
One Minute Worth Living For - A Dream enabled by technology Vittorio Mischi 14:00 2130
Online Communities Clinic Pedro Custodio 14:00 1160
Industrial IdeaProduction or «Why is "Dare to Share" the key to reliable innovation?» Samuel Mueller 14:00 1150

Comments

January 31, 2008 - 16:59 — Stephanie Booth

Is there a way to know how many people the rooms we are in can hold? Registrations for the workshops seem open again, and I can accommodate a bunch more people, but I'd like to make sure the room is big enough...


January 31, 2008 - 17:16 — Sylvie Reinhard

Yes, the capacity of the room for your workshop is 66 people:)


February 2, 2008 - 10:57 — Stephanie Booth

hah! that should be enough! late-minute converts, sign up for my workshop all you wish! ;-)


January 31, 2008 - 22:06 — Mark Wubben

It seems to me there are many duplicate signups against workshops scheduled at the same time. Is there a way to prune that, such that we don't end up without participants?


January 31, 2008 - 22:20 — Laurent Haug

Don't worry too much about it imho. Last year we had about 100 persons registering one day before the event, and 50 more showed up unregistered...

Regarding room capacities:

1193: 52 persons
1170: 80 persons
1160: 80 persons
1150: 60 persons
1140: 55 persons
1130: 45 persons
2130: 45 persons
2140: 66 persons

Normally all rooms have beamers + wifi. Normally... Try to think of a contingency plan just in case


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