Focus, Production, Horizontality. 3 rules for a new kind of collaborative events.
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From my Lift12 talk http://liftconference.com/lift12/program/talk/julien-dorra-we-come-internet-lets-build-realspace-events Cyberspace is now the main space where we exchange ideas, work and organize. We live in it every day, every hours of our lives. It is real. It is effective. But what about realspace, physical places? Realspace work and collaboration feel *outdated*. In the office, we don’t know what is going on in the next cubicle. Professional realspace events like conferences are racing to renew their purpose and relevance, competing with incredibly good web talks for attention. And in the middle of this gap, a new kind of event is emerging. Collaborative events where people meet, team up and actually build something new together. Started in the open source community, these creative events are now infecting companies, universities, even museums! They come from the internet. This is the story of how of those events are pushing realspace creativity to a new level.
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- 1. ternet… he i n e fr om t ents we com ace* ev e alsp buil d *r le t’s slide deck from my Lift12 talk. juliendorra@juliendorra.com enhanced version with more slides, more titles and links! @juliendorra on twitter
- 2. brainstorms fail t o innovate meetings are boring … we can’t bridge the conferences en we go b ack to work gap wh
- 3. dents check Facebook and stu in c lass for a good reason… Facebook is more engaging!
- 4. It’s easy ! ⌘F It’s magic !
- 5. cyberspace is fun, engaging we learn , we work, we meet new people in cyberspace ur time is sp ent there most of o
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- 7. the slides would now usually, ay ial media ou ta d oc l y ot o s try to sel n llaboratio n platform t ool or a co
- 8. realspace magic back! w e want the create post-web events so we
- 9. get her rint to l et’s sp
- 10. are world- class devs! these guys
- 11. sprint? i s that really what the y are doing?
- 12. e like this zen temple… w ell, it’s mor focus and fully engage a way to
- 13. Tod and Aaron, from Austin, TX s pent a week in Paris, nev er saw the eiffel tower
- 14. exc ept… from the window Aaron’s only flickr photo of Paris
- 15. Self organizing Physical location is irrelevant Workflow is not formated
- 16. Developers only!
- 17. design event s, add sprint t ake
- 18. participant, then Paris Fran ck. simple izer, now co -director of local organ Startup weekend non-profit
- 19. ide, looks li ke a sprint. From the outs
- 20. but it’s a loc al event…
- 22. and the format is designed.
- 35. Self organizing Local community Designed format
- 36. learning is the key goal, not output practicality
- 37. outp ut… on the focus now
- 38. for the local community a local event
- 39. exploring the open question of art and games
- 40. not jus t concepts games y ou can play at t he end of t he weekend
- 41. explicit goal of mixing skills and talents
- 53. Focus on the output Diversity – musicians, artists… Exploratory
- 54. impacts mostly the digital world
- 55. at ors d innov beyon ching rea
- 56. digital and new uses implement *directly in the museum*
- 57. e place in a museum, needed to tak his specific museum. de signed for t
- 58. 75 participants , and many m ore in the co mmunity.
- 59. ge of skills and talents wide ran
- 60. we designed a strict process with an am bitious goal aints = more creativity more constr
- 61. m oving things around and bringing new things in the m useum. *n ot* simple!
- 62. m team was skeptic… first , the museu he museum is actively now, t funding for 5 projects seeking
- 63. re is a new community and the of mus eomixers.
- 115. Wide inclusion Tangible output and impact Remix of a museum
- 116. let’s recap the p ossibilities
- 117. Wide inclusion - teachers, curators… Tangible in-situ output Diversity – musicians, artists… Focus on the output Local community Designed for experiential learning Physical location is irrelevant Workflow is not formated
- 118. say again, wh y do we need thes e events?
- 119. this *was* t he optimum
- 120. now *this* is the optimum
- 121. learnings from building post-we b events
- 122. The sprint principles app ly to many different domains. (remember, spri nt ≠ rush)
- 123. Serial collaborators are peo ple able to c ontribute to any type of event.
- 124. Divers e skills and talents give you stronger, riche r output.
- 125. also…
- 126. for* your online community Build an event * we already live there
- 127. « yes, try it at home… »
- 128. Focus your event help the community align on goals.
- 129. Focus your event help the community align on goals. Production you set a tangible, ambitious output.
- 130. Focus your event help the community align on goals. Production you set a tangible, ambitious output. Horizontality as in the online world, information and awareness flow.
- 131. « really, try it at home… »
- 132. juliendorra@juliendorra.com @juliendorra on twitter ps: for image credits, just click the image. hypertext rulez :-)