InfoCamp Seattle 2008 September 27, 2008
Seattle, Washington 98106
InfoCamp Seattle 2008 is an interdisciplinary unconference for anyone interested in user-centered information and design.
Who will be there?
Students, professionals, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists from the user-centered information community - such as information architects, librarians, user experience designers, usability engineers, technical writers, interaction designers, and researchers in HCI, UCD, LIS, TC, IxD, and related fields.
Keynote Speaker (Day 1): Jacob O. Wobbrock, UW HCI professor
Plenary Speaker (Day 2): Tamara Adlin, co-author of The Persona Lifecycle
When:
September 27-28, 2008
9am to 5pm on both days, plus an optional social event on Saturday evening
Official web site: http://www.infocamp.info
Participant wiki: http://infocampseattle2008.pbwiki.com
Register for InfoCamp: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/39383
Contact us at: info@infocamp.info
Official Website: http://infocamp.info
Added by shuylerk on March 18, 2008
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shuylerk
Wondering why and how InfoCamp was started? There's a story about it in the June/July 2008 issue of the ASIS&T Bulletin! View the PDF here: http://asis.org/Bulletin/Jun-08/Bulletin_JunJul08_Final.pdf
shuylerk
The InfoCamp Seattle 2008 wiki is set up!
http://infocampseattle2008.pbwiki.com
Password is infocamp
Have at it!
Aaron Louie
Tickets for InfoCamp are now on sale:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/39383
We have limited space at the venue (300 max), so reserve your spot before they're all gone!
shuylerk
For those of you who can’t get enough InfoCamp, now you can wear it!
We just launched our InfoCamp Apparel Online Store -- http://infocampseattle2008.spreadshirt.com
More details in this blog post: http://www.infocamp.info/blog/?p=6
shuylerk
202 people showed up at InfoCamp Seattle 2008!
shuylerk
For more info, see last year's web site: http://www.asistpnw.org/infocamp2007
or last year's flickr photos:
http://flickr.com/photos/tags/infocampseattle2007/interesting
or last year's wiki, which includes the titles of the participant-led sessions:
http://barcamp.org/InfoCamp%20Seattle%202007