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A Community Authored Book on Unconferences
Kiruba Shankar · Chennai (India) · 30/7/2007 20:03
The goal is to publish the first book on 'unconferences'. This book will be collaboratively authored by over 100 authors from at least 10 different countries.

Summary description


Inspite of Unconferences being hugely popular worldwide it is surprising that not a single book exists in the market about unconferences. The goal is to fill that void.

Detailed description


Unconferences are the epitome of sharing knowledge. It stands for what creative commons and icommons stands for.

An unconference is an event where the content of the sessions is driven and created by the participants, generally day-by-day during the course of the event, rather than by a single organizer, or small group of organizers, in advance. To date, the term is primarily in use in the geek community.

A bunch of passionate people from various countries have participated and organized unconferences like BarCamps, WikiCamps, PodCamps, BlogCamps and decided that if anyone should write the book, it should be the community itself.

Thus was born the dream of authoring a collaborative book written entirely on a wiki. The book is titled "Unconference: Because The Audience Is More Intelligent Than The Speaker"

Category


Education

Project end date


20/10/2007 (322 days ago)

Creation date


30/7/2007 20:03

Development stage


deployment

city


Chennai

country


India

Other countries


Argentina Canada Germany India New Zealand Philippines Singapore South Africa Sweden United Kingdom United States 

Main Language


English

Node Admin


Kiruba Shankar

Number of people involved


4

External URL


www.unconference.info

tags: Chennai India education unconference book community

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