Spenlen Media will be create custom badges for all SacBarCamp attendees!
All we need you to do is make sure you are on the sign-up list, and send us this information:
- Company Name
- Twitter Handle
- Website (personal or business, your choice)
- Photo – set up an account on http://www.gravatar.com – It’s a free service that simply hosts an avatar photo based on your email address. It’s very simple to sign up for an account and upload, resize, and crop your photo. It is also integrated with other sites including WordPress, so check it out! (Photo should be at least 512×512; be sure to use the same email address as your BarCamp registration.)
Please e-mail this information to sacbarcamp@gmail.com by Friday.
Adam Kalsey – “Home Coffee Roasting for fun and profit. Ok, not so much profit,” “Adding voice (phone) to web apps in 5 easy steps”, and “What’s this cloud computing stuff all about, anyway?”
Christopher Haupt, Webvanta – Scripting and other behind the scenes tips and tricks, LearningRails Podcast Live and open discussion about what’s coming up with Ruby on Rails
Jenna Langer – Social Media as a Backchannel during Disasters
Sonny Mayugba – BiteClub, a social resource for the restaurant and bar culture.
Sacramento 365 – Introduction & instruction of use: A free online event calendar & marketing resource for events/organizations/venues.
What people want to hear:
Wordpress Tutorial
Mobile Technology (open to anything)
What are the latest projects happening in Sacramento?
SacBarCamp, scheduled for April 25-26th, is an informal event where you will network, learn, and share with other Sacramento techies, helping to create a local community for our industry. We want to emphasize the Sacramento region by getting as many local companies and individuals involved. We are expecting to have all types of people – developers, publishers, bloggers, marketers, designers, students, networkers, etc.
In general terms…
BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment (open source model). It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees. It is an international network of user generated non-traditional social conferences— open, participatory workshop-events, whose content is provided by participants.
The idea is that the organizers provide a venue, some projectors and a blank schedule board. The attendees fill in the schedule with activities and presentations and create the actual conference content.