So after a holiday break and some minor tweaking …DemoCamp is back and it is going to be better then ever!

David Crow, Joey Devilla and Jay Goldman have tweaked the program a bit. They went out to the group and asked for some feed back on what should be changed to improve the overall event. From the looks of it ….. they have done it.

Here is the new format:

Demo Schedule

1. Flock - Will Pate
2. Distributed Development Mozilla Style - Mike Beltzner
3. BubbleShare v2.0 - Albert Lai
4. 2 minute updates by previous DemoCamp presenters

Bernie and I will be presenting a 2 minute update on where ConceptShare has gone since our presentation at DemoCamp9. Wow 2 minutes for wrap up …..that is pretty fast. There has been alot that has happened since then. There is alot we have learned and want to share with the group.

So if you can make it I encourage it. TO has quickly emerged as one of hottest tech scenes anywhere. Things have really started to come together and we are really excited to be apart of this. We will be there and hope to have a chance to catch up with all those we don’t see so often.

Cheers

Scott

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Guy had an interesting featuring a visual periodic table of elements. It’s pretty neat in that it interactive but would be nice to post on a wall as well. Man, is there really that many visualization methods? Maybe one day ‘ConceptSharing’ will be on that table. I think it would fit nicely in the “Concept Visualization’ area under Interactive Concept Visualizations…But thats just me.

From blog.guykawasaki.com: 

“ Check out this excellent compilation of visualization methods called “A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods.” This came to my attention via a convoluted path from BoingBoing (who thanks Mike Love) to Seth Godin to Acorn Creative. Ralph Lengler and Martin J. Eppler created it. You might also enjoy reading their paper, entitled “Towards a Periodic Table of Visualization Methods for Management“

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