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Hi Moodle Loving Folks,

You might be interested in this free community event about Moodle (see details below). Would also be a great chance to see how an "unconference" works and to network with others.

Please share with any others who may benefit .... the more the merrier.

If someone can get this added to the conferences area of the moodle.org website that would be great (I couldn't post in that particular forum for some reason).

Cheers,

Jason
On behalf of the MoodleCamp (Un)organisers

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MoodleCamp Sydney 19 June 2010
Your Invitation to Attend

THE BASICS: a free community event, variety of Moodle topics & skills covered, anyone can speak, 9am - 4pm on Saturday 19th June @ Sydney Distance Education High School (SDEHS), limited seats of 90 before registrations close. This event is brought to you by the Sydney Moodle User Group (SMUG) in association with Sydney Distance Education High School.

REGO OPTION 1 - Already registered on MoodleCamp.org
Click this link to confirm your attendance:
Link: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dHFVNjZfX0dIRTJkS1Y3VkxsSUFjVGc6MQ

REGO OPTION 2 - Not yet registered on MoodleCamp.org
Click this link to complete a new registration (eg. if this email was forwarded to you).
Link: http://www.moodlecamp.org

Location: Sydney Distance Education High School (SDEHS), Forbes Street, Woolloomooloo NSW.
Map: Google Map for SDEHS: http://bit.ly/b4tPQx
Time & Date: 9am-4pm, Saturday, June 19th 2010
Cost: FREE
What to Bring: Laptop (wifi provided to all attendees)
Food: Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided
Who Should Attend?: All Moodle Loving People - primary, secondary and tertiary educators, companies, not-for-profit organisations. Please share this invitation with your colleagues.
PLEASE NOTE: No walk-up registrations on the day due to catering. Regos will be closed the day before the event.

What is "MoodleCamp"?: Modelled on the popular BarCamps held around the world, MoodleCamp is a participatory event that breaks the rules of most traditional conferences. To start with, there are no scheduled speakers for MoodleCamp. That is because attendees are expected to be active participants in sharing their knowledge by placing their own topics on a board during the day and claiming a timeslot in one of our rooms. Then, attendees vote with their feet and attend the sessions relevant to them. Sessions are usually very collaborative and questions aren't just encouraged, they are expected. As such, BarCamps have been labelled as "unconferences". Once you attend you'll understand why.

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