On Thursday, 19 July 2012 at 16:44, Andy Mabbett wrote:
I agree that Sunday was unproductive (although I got a
lot out of the
session I led, in which I invited others to suggest solutions to
issues I'd been experiencing). But I'm sure that was a result of the
unconference being tagged on "after" Wikimania, rather than being a
part of it, and being ill-explained and under-promoted before the day
(conversely, the facilitation on the day was good).
Indeed, every other unconference I've ever been to has been /highly/
productive, and I'd be in favour of replacing the formal sessions with
/just/ an unconference.
That may just be because the Wikimedia crowd aren't familiar with how unconferences
work. I'm tempted to suggest we ought to try having a one-day WikiCamp in London
organised with the advice of people who have run a few unconferences before, so we can
test the model independently. ;-)
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Tom Morris
<http://tommorris.org/>