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BarCamp Introduction

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BarCamp

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What is BarCamp? It's not camping in a bar It's not only a name of something

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The legend of BarCamp

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The legend of BarCamp

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The logo of BarCamp

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The first BarCamp

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The first BarCamp

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The first BarCamp stats 6 planners 6 days to organize (from idea to

inception) 200 people showed up Featured in Wired Magazine People around the world watch and

said... “I can do that!„

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So what the heck is BarCamp? An ad-hoc gathering An open environment An intense event

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What can people do there? Share Learn Discuss

Give demos Interact Have fun

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What is the differences between a BarCamp and a normal

conference?

Normal Conference BarCamp

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Characteristics of BarCamp Open and Free No spectators, Only participants No pre-scheduled presentations Free to choose which presentations to

see Live update

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What do I need to join? Have desire to

contribute Have desire to

learn

Sleeping bag (optional)

Computerness (Optional)

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BarCamp around the world

BarCamp Beijing 2007

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BarCamp around the world

BarCamp Portland 2007

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BarCamp around the world

BarCamp Salzburg 2007

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BarCamp around the world

BarCamp Hanoi 2007 – The first BarCamp in Vietnam

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BarCamp around the world

BarCamp Saigon 2008

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BarCamp around the world More than 500 BarCamps have been

organized On 5 continents Over 350 cities worldwide

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Final words

When you come, be prepared to share with barcampers.

When you leave, be prepared to share it with the world.