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FLOSS UK unconference hosted by London Hackspace
10:00 - 17:00 Saturday 7th February 2015
Venue: London Hackspace 447 Hackney Road, E2 9DY
Online booking opening soon.
See map and travel information at:
This is our fifth un-conference and has moved to the London Hackspace this year.
What is an unconference? An unconference is a conference where what happens is organised by the delegates on the day. The event organisers have to arrange something, the main one being a venue, but the rest is down to the delegates. So all the hassle of talk submissions, review and scheduling is taken away.
Typically:
at the start of the day everyone gets up in turn and says who they are, what their interests are and what they'd like to do
based on this people write proposals on PostIt notes and stick these on a board
a moderator may read out the proposals in turn to gauge interest, and if sufficient the proposal will be put on a scheduling board
delegates may adjust the schedule to avoid clashes, etc.
The unconference starts…
Experience shows that the unconference format results in high quality sessions focussed on what delegates want.
Everyone should be able to afford to come, and as it is a one-day event you will not need to incur accommodation costs, though several hotels are nearby for anyone who wishes to stay over.
Why attend?
There are lots of reasons to attend the FLOSS UK Unconference 2015, including:
Keep abreast with new/emerging technologies
Network with some of the people who are responsible for developing critical applications
Become part of the UK Open Source community - build up informal relationships that can be invaluable in problem solving
Benefit from the experience of delegates with similar interests
Come join us if you want to learn all about amateur radio, getting your licence, using our equipment, etc. Beginners welcome.
Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.
In the classroom
Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.
Monthly Acoustic Hacking group. Piezos, motors, microphones, wood, steel, aluminium, rubber balls, bows, bowls, strings, springs, popsicle sticks, dental floss, horse hair, bicycle wheels, forks and spoons, nails, balloons and tuning pegs. Join us for acoustic hacking workshops on the last Sunday of the month.
Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.
A first meeting of the London Hackspace Linux User Group.
For our first meeting we will mostly be hanging out with laptops, drinks and maybe pizza talking about why we're interested in *Nix, what we use it for and a quick show and tell of our desktop/terminal environments.
We'll also chat about what we want to do for future meetings/group projects."
Thanks
Joe
London Hackspace Amateur Radio Club is training on the next stage of licensing in ham radio!
More info at the following page: