Comments on: Bathcamp: we did it http://blog.bathcamp.org/2008/09/14/bathcamp-we-did-it/ News and announcements about BathCamp Fri, 05 Mar 2010 13:21:00 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Frankie Roberto - BathCamp reflections http://blog.bathcamp.org/2008/09/14/bathcamp-we-did-it/#comment-88 Frankie Roberto - BathCamp reflections Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:54:04 +0000 http://bathcamp.wordpress.com/?p=119#comment-88 [...] back, I think it went pretty damn well. We had a really great bunch of people turn up, some great talks, and a fun evening do, which included a trip to a local pub for a welcome [...] [...] back, I think it went pretty damn well. We had a really great bunch of people turn up, some great talks, and a fun evening do, which included a trip to a local pub for a welcome [...]

]]> By: Bathcamp 2008 http://blog.bathcamp.org/2008/09/14/bathcamp-we-did-it/#comment-71 Bathcamp 2008 Fri, 19 Sep 2008 12:05:12 +0000 http://bathcamp.wordpress.com/?p=119#comment-71 [...] were around 60 attendees a number of whom are now listed on the bathcamp blog and the split was around 70%/30% web geeks and educational/knowledge management [...] [...] were around 60 attendees a number of whom are now listed on the bathcamp blog and the split was around 70%/30% web geeks and educational/knowledge management [...]

]]> By: Frankie Roberto http://blog.bathcamp.org/2008/09/14/bathcamp-we-did-it/#comment-69 Frankie Roberto Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:00:56 +0000 http://bathcamp.wordpress.com/?p=119#comment-69 Cheers Alistair, it's good to know that it compared well against other BarCamps. Especially as the organisers hadn't been to all that many between us! I've added you to the twitter list too. Cheers Alistair, it’s good to know that it compared well against other BarCamps. Especially as the organisers hadn’t been to all that many between us!

I’ve added you to the twitter list too.

]]> By: Alistair MacDonald http://blog.bathcamp.org/2008/09/14/bathcamp-we-did-it/#comment-68 Alistair MacDonald Mon, 15 Sep 2008 19:22:34 +0000 http://bathcamp.wordpress.com/?p=119#comment-68 As a BarCamp veteran I tryly say that it was a great BarCamp. Well done to all who made it happen. I hope to blog something about the event soon. If anyone did not get my contact details then find me at http://www.agm.me.uk/contact , or twitter.com/alistair . As a BarCamp veteran I tryly say that it was a great BarCamp. Well done to all who made it happen. I hope to blog something about the event soon. If anyone did not get my contact details then find me at http://www.agm.me.uk/contact , or twitter.com/alistair .

]]> By: rimone http://blog.bathcamp.org/2008/09/14/bathcamp-we-did-it/#comment-67 rimone Sun, 14 Sep 2008 22:52:01 +0000 http://bathcamp.wordpress.com/?p=119#comment-67 i cannot thank everyone enough: those intro'd to me and not; those w/whom i spoke and those w/whom smiles were exchanged, those i might've passed on the stairs or wherever else on premises as well as those whose presentations i attended; can't thank y'all enough for your warmth, friendliness and mostly the feeling of inclusiveness i personally experienced. and the real me (SG=Selfish Grrl) is extremely grateful for all i learnt. in other news, i had BIG issues attending when Chris first told me; so pleased i bit the bullet (yup, that's how bad/paranoid i was). this goes back to tech events in NYC and basically being ignored the second after most learnt i wasn't in teh biz. big thanks to EVERYONE. and though he'll probably not see this, same to setmajer (Chris) for virtually twisting my arm to come along, and to Frankie for the list above (and to everyone who didn't eat their pizza, i was the one minesweeping slices off plates at abandoned tables -- shameful but true). 2 more things: a) i'm like kicking myself in the metaphorical butt for not presenting s.thing about which i'm very passionate but chickened out, so for that and other reasons, i do hope there's a next time and b) 5 quid was a bargain -- AFAIC, the experience was worth much more. right, there were rubber duckies? i'd train it over from Bristol if told where i can secure two, one for me and one for setmajer. i cannot thank everyone enough: those intro’d to me and not; those w/whom i spoke and those w/whom smiles were exchanged, those i might’ve passed on the stairs or wherever else on premises as well as those whose presentations i attended; can’t thank y’all enough for your warmth, friendliness and mostly the feeling of inclusiveness i personally experienced. and the real me (SG=Selfish Grrl) is extremely grateful for all i learnt.

in other news, i had BIG issues attending when Chris first told me; so pleased i bit the bullet (yup, that’s how bad/paranoid i was). this goes back to tech events in NYC and basically being ignored the second after most learnt i wasn’t in teh biz.

big thanks to EVERYONE. and though he’ll probably not see this, same to setmajer (Chris) for virtually twisting my arm to come along, and to Frankie for the list above (and to everyone who didn’t eat their pizza, i was the one minesweeping slices off plates at abandoned tables — shameful but true).

2 more things: a) i’m like kicking myself in the metaphorical butt for not presenting s.thing about which i’m very passionate but chickened out, so for that and other reasons, i do hope there’s a next time and b) 5 quid was a bargain — AFAIC, the experience was worth much more.

right, there were rubber duckies? i’d train it over from Bristol if told where i can secure two, one for me and one for setmajer.

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