Blogger guilt & the glimmer of spring prompts a much overdue post…Shamed into action by lovely stalwart scribblin’ colleagues like The Douma, The Doctor & The Boyd...I’ve now got Sharanwrap & Lunch Lovin’ Mary to keep up with. Sheesh.
Certainly no lack of content to populate these pixels – followup from ChangeCamp’s kept things busy & continues to snuggles perfectly into my nerdy niches of politics, public policy, civic engagement, copyleft/opensource & tech.
Spearhead’er Mark Kuznicki has a great summary post on the ChangeCamp blog to succinctly wrap the event and issue a call to action for all participants to move our ideas forward.
Positive & constructive results are in for what was a hugely successful & ambitious undertaking – ChangeCamp Toronto. Mosey over to the Wiki for interesting survey results & illustrations like this one:
While you’re surfin’ check out the glowing feature in the Globe & Mail about the open source movement in the city, & like all good tech events in TO, there’s a great vid by Mark McKay that captures the spirit of the event:
ChangeCamp ’09 from Mark McKay on Vimeo.
We’ve got more ChangeCamp schemes in the works, so stay tuned. All planning meetings are broadcast/recorded to align with our ‘transparency’ thrust – we walk the walk, peeps! Tune in on Tuesday afternoon for more CC chats & mind mappin’:
ChangeCamp Strategy Session February 2, 2009 from remarkk on Vimeo.
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