This is what I learn during barcampkl, and have many part copied from barcampkl post mortem.
Barcampkl is in a way doing well. Of course it can be better. But this is not about blaming, nor it is just about barcamp. Here is a do and don't for a project similar to barcamp, probably hackerspace and other events as well?
Do:
- Accommodate a variety of audience, it one spice things up, and it opens up ideas. During barcampkl we have a variety of topic, and I have learn a lot, because of all the topic is new to me. We also miss out the tech community. We need to balance the audience.
- Provide sufficient infrastructure, during barcampkl we have enough room, which is a good thing, we have more input, and a place to hang out. We also have lousy internet connection, so hackathon didn't goes as plan. Also loud speaker.
- Give(take) roles and responsibility, even in a loosely structured hierachy like in barcampkl, we need to have one person to take responsibility. For example on the web contents, etc.
- Accountable, the big idea is, we need to know what goes on. Have a accounts that is viewable. It is also fair to people that contribute
- Keep a inventory, we have our own stuff, during barcamp, we bring own stuff, and also stuff that is sponsored. As In 4 we need to be accountable
- Have backup plan, during barcamp we are lacking in vga cables. It is better to be safe than sorry.
- Give credit to where the credit is due, in the case of barcamp, give credit to sponsor. Of course other contributor
- Communicate a lot among members, we need to know what happens.
- Have a roaster.
- SHARE!!!! We have a slides on slideshare for barcampkl
- Commercialize an events, people is at events like this to learn. So marketing talk is bad.
- Make own decision, have a concensus. Don't change anything such as schedules. Most of the time anyway.
- Make some people do work, till it misses some session they want to join.
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