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InfoCamp is a global movement of collabora … InfoCamp is a global movement of collaborative unconferences addressing topics in information science and related fields. These so-called unconferences are unstructured, face-to-face meetings where the agenda and activities such as discussions, workshops, and presentations are determined by the participants. The informal nature of these gatherings empower the participants by shifting the power from the presenters to the people.e power from the presenters to the people.
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http://seattle.infocamp.org/ +
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http://dbpedia.org/resource/Category:Recurring_events_established_in_2007 +
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| rdfs:comment |
InfoCamp is a global movement of collabora … InfoCamp is a global movement of collaborative unconferences addressing topics in information science and related fields. These so-called unconferences are unstructured, face-to-face meetings where the agenda and activities such as discussions, workshops, and presentations are determined by the participants. The informal nature of these gatherings empower the participants by shifting the power from the presenters to the people.e power from the presenters to the people.
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InfoCamp
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