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Group photo at sunset BBQ by the lake

RecentChangesCamp2011 was an OpenSpace unconference focused on wikis and online collaborative practices. RCC2011 was organised by University of Canberra staff in National Institute of Sport Studies (UCNISS), following the success of the RCC2010 event, and RecentChangesCamps held in other parts of the world. The main characteristics of the event were that it was free to attend, open to anyone, with a program determined on the day by the participants. The aim of the event was to draw together people interested in worldwide iterative knowledge involvement or wikis, to discuss and share knowledge, and eat and socialise in a friendly face to face setting.

Participants

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  1. Laura Hale - University of Canberra
  2. Leigh Blackall - University of Canberra
  3. Jutta von Dincklage - Cancer Council Australia
  4. Rob Fitzgerald - University of Canberra
  5. John Vandenberg - Wikimedia Australia, University of New England
  6. Jani Patokallio - Lonely Planet
  7. Rose Grozdanic - Australian Flexible Learning Framework
  8. Michael Coghlan - TAFESA, NewLearning
  9. Kirsty Sharp - Tasmanian Polytechnic
  10. Tom Worthington - Australian National University
  11. Diane Phillips - University of Canberra
  12. MarkDilley - AboutUs
  13. SatuSuro - Wikipedia editor - Western Australia
  14. Chriswaterguy - Wikipedian & co-founder of Appropedia
  15. Adam Jenkins - University of South Australia
  16. Billinghurst - no organisation - Fri - Sat for parts of days, ?Sun.
  17. Marghanita da Cruz - Ramin Communications - definitely attending all day Friday
  18. Stephan Ridgway - Sydney - Travelling down Friday, definitely attending Sat. and Sun Morning
  19. Robyn Jay - Free
  20. James Neill - University of Canberra - attending all day Friday
  21. Ken - Lonely Planet
  22. Mark Spain

Sessions

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Cut your own lunch, day 1

Sessions at RecentChangesCamp were proposed by the participants on the day and in the lead up to the event. The agenda was set up on the first day morning and was in constant flux as sessions were newly proposed or merged. Read more about this open space process. Participants did their best to record and document their sessions, some kept MeetingWords, others recorded video and audio, many took photos.

Below is a list of sessions that were proposed prior to the event. We are currently gathering all documentation, and sub pages for sessions that actually did take place, so expect many more changes to the list below. We're aiming to complete this work by 5 February 2011.

Pre conference events

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  1. Discussion About Open Space. 12 noon in Building 1, level B, Teaching Commons. Recording on Ustream failed to transfer audio.
  2. Lunch at Jamison Shopping Centre Peruvian Chicken.
  3. Dinner at the Light House.

Friday January 28th

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  1. Open Space Agenda Building
  2. Build your own lunch. Ingredients for sandwich lunch was provided, we all had a little picnic in the Commons
  3. WikiCulture
  4. Wikis for education
  5. Printing books out of wikis
  6. All about Appropedia
  7. When will wikis supersede traditional Word Processing?
  8. Wikisource
  9. Wikis for fun
  10. Dinner at the Chiang Rai Restaurant Belconnen

Saturday January 29th

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  1. What key facilitation capacities help create successful wikis?
  1. Let's reverse-brainstorm: Why wikis don't work
  2. The future of the Vocational Education and Training sector
  3. Open Educational Resources
  4. All about Wikitravel
  5. Wikiversity for postgraduate education
  1. Gourmet pizza lunch from Crust Pizza Belconnen
  2. BBQ Sunset Dinner by Lake Ginninderra

Sunday January 30th

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  1. Lunch from the Peruvian Restaurant at the Jamison Centre
  2. Wikimedia Australia session
  3. The Bruce Declaration
  4. Advanced Wiki Skills including Bots
  5. Going forward: Future wiki conferences

Post conference event

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RecentChangesCamp Expanded in San Francisco, California, United States, part of MarkDilley's travel grant by Wikimedia Australia was to 'download' the work from RCC Canberra to wiki folk in SF - hopefully Wikimedia folks will be part of that.

Recordings

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If you have media to share, by all means place it on your preferred media sharing site and drop the link above, but ultimately it is most helpful if you could load it to the Wikimedia Commons with the categories: University of Canberra/RCC and RecentChangesCamp 2011, Canberra.


Sponsors

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We would like to thank our sponsors:

Without them, we could not hold this event. Their support means a lot to us!

What people have said

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Past events
Session at the recent Montreal gathering
  • 2010, Canberra, Australia
  • 2010, Montreal, Quebec
  • 2009, Portland, Oregon
  • 2008, Palo Alto, California
  • 2007, Montréal, Quebec (aka RoCoCo)
What is Recent Changes Camp, anyway?

RCC events bring together people for a common purpose: discussing the past, present, and future of the technology and collaborative method that is wiki. RCC is a chance for everyone in the wiki community, to meet and have a fun, and have productive conversation about our passion for wikis of all stripes.

At RCC, everybody is welcomed. You don't need to be an expert on anything, and you certainly don't need to consider yourself a geek. Collaboration thrives on diversity! All you need to bring is an open mind, and a willingness to participate, whether by teaching or by taking an active role in discussions. And, don't forget, an unconference is what we make it, so let's make it enlightening and fun.

Sessions covering an array of interests
  • Remember that the schedule will be set during the opening circle.

Subpages

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