[Fredslist] Podcamp NYC

[Adrian Miller]

I went last year and it was fabulous.  Room for speakers as well. See  
below.





We’re Brooklyn Bound!

You’re receiving this email because you either attended or were  
interested in PodCampNYC. Last April’s event was a rousing success  
with well over 850 people in attendance with more than 90 sessions  
offered, so we wanted to recreate the new media madness with the good  
folks at Brooklyn Polytechnic University who were gracious enough to  
offer their venue for 2.0.  We’re also moving to two days versus one,  
on Friday, February 29th and Saturday, March 1st, 2008.

Please Register to Attend/Speak

Our new site is up at www.podcampnyc.org (thanks to our kind and  
talented sponsor, Jon Mandell and the good folks at Confabb.com, so  
please go and sign up for PCNYC2.  You can register to attend/watch   
the event, and then sign up for a session. (Please note we won’t know  
which day you’re speaking on or which room until we get closer to the  
event).

Please Tell Others About The Conference

We’re working on buttons for your pages (with code and all) to let  
folks know you’re coming/speaking at PCNYC2.  But for now we’re  
greatly appreciate your telling friends and colleagues that the  
conference is happening on your sites, blogs, podcasts, Twitter  
posts, Facebook pages, and every other outlet around.  As the NYC  
organizers donate their time, (as all Podcamp organizers do) any help  
you can lend is greatly appreciated.

“Ideas From The Community” and the “Helping Teachers” Wiki Pages

We’re all about collaboration, so we set up two wiki pages we’d love  
your input on.  The first is, Ideas From The Community, the place  
where participants (you) list ideas you have for the conference,  
whether that be sessions you’d like to see, ways you’d like to  
volunteer, or a listing of your URL to network before the event (just  
no straight pitches, please).

The second wiki page, Helping Teachers comes from a desire the  
PodCampNYC organizers have to make 2.0 more relevant to the NYC area  
with outreach to teachers to help them learn/implement new media  
ideas for their students.  Our desire is to take the amazing learning  
and resources from conferences like ours and work to connect speakers/ 
participants with local NYC area teachers to help them and their  
students best embrace the tools and ideas we hold so dear.

Other thoughts?  Add them to our PodCampNYC2 wiki page.

Thank You and Talk Soon

We’re really excited to work with Brooklyn Poly and see what 2.0 will  
become next February/March with the participants/speakers who sign  
up.  Remember that this is your event and we’re just facilitating.   
We welcome your ideas and thoughts and appreciate your helping us  
spread the word about the event.

Best regards,
John C. Havens
Lead Organizer, PodCampNYC.

P.S. Special thanks for all of our Sponsors from last year, with a  
special nod to Russell Holliman and Podcast Ready whose very generous  
donation allowed PodCampNYC to continue at a point we weren’t sure  
that would happen.



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