Join us on Friday December 2, 2011 @DeVry U. Ft. Washington. PA
We want to capture this event and enable the community to build useful lessons learned and other practices based on what we do.
We have a Wiki up already http://kmcampphilly11.pbwiki.com We can develop some practices, processes and strcuture in there.
It's a meta-community practice -- the community practicing on itself.
I've attended Barcamp Philly for the past 3 years. I presented at each one. Each time, speaking into the listening that community provides has been awesome.
Kudos to the hostess with the mostest Roz Duffy along with JP, Kelani, and Sarah. An amazing day.
Check out the 100 percent corwdsourced schedule. http://s.barcampphilly.org/events/17/event_dates/17
Check out the community tag cloud: http://ohai.barcampphilly.org/
People camping on the streets.
We missed Podcamp: sorry.
Camp tonight (10/20) in Doylestown http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2019473299/estw
The grandaddy camp is Saturday 10/22 @Wharton : http://www.barcampphilly.org
Plus Philly Wordcamp is 11/5-6 wordcampphilly.com
KM Camp is about the particpants in the community--what they have to share, how they are moving the state of the art forward. We want to hear from you.
We are very excited to feature two well-known and influential presenters.
Kicking off, we have Allan Frank, CEO of the AKA Group and former CTO of the City of Philadelphia, AnswerThink, and KPMG Peat Marwick.
Closing the conference, via Skype, we will have Howard Rheingold, author of "Smart Mobs", "Virtual Communities", "Tools for Thought", and the forthcoming "Net Smarts: How to Thrive Online".
KM Camp Philly 2011 is the inaugural "unconference" for the knowledge management community of Philadelphia. It is being organized by The Knowledge Management Group of Philadelphia, which has organized the region's community since 1999 providing expertise sharing, networking, and new perspectives across a variety of topics and subject matter domains.
KM Camp Philadelphia will be of, by and for the KM community. we invite everyone to prepare a talk or discussion about a project, and interest, or even to discuss an open-ended question with your peers.
