By Erik Hersman / March 5, 2010
Barcamp Nairobi 2010 Planning
After a hiatus for 2009, it looks like Barcamp Nairobi is going to happen again this year.
Get on over to the planning website and put in your opinion on what should happen, what you want to hear about and how it can be made into an electric event that rocks Nairobi!
“BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.”
Topics thus far (you can add your own on the site):
- Using my (GPS Enabled) cell phone to avoid traffic
- Cloud Computing Applications in Kenya
- Business Skills for Techies
- Rural ICT
- ICT initiatives for youth
- Mobile Application Development
- Web design, and why it’s not as good as it should be in Kenya
- Hardware hacking
- Tips and tricks for internet connectivity around Nairobi
- Merging mobile and electronic commerce concepts
- I want voluteers to map on Google the available free/paid wireless hotspots in Nairobi
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5 Comments
barcamp Is back!! - The iLAB at 13:21:20PM Thursday, April 29, 2010
[...] read below. But for those of you who know what it is, we have just over a month to get the iLAB and iHUB packed with 500 hundred (you read that right!) people for two days. BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering [...]
ReplyKennedy at 08:55:33AM Thursday, May 6, 2010
I would like to attend this guys
ReplyVIncent M at 09:47:47AM Friday, June 11, 2010
I would very much like to attend this event, book me in
Vin
ReplyBarcamp is Here! And it’s tommorrow…. - The iLAB at 15:49:26PM Friday, June 11, 2010
[...] of what Bar Camp is can be read below. We have just less than 24Hours to get the iLAB and iHUB packed with 500 hundred (you read that right!) people for two [...]
ReplyBernard Mburu at 09:45:03AM Monday, August 16, 2010
Please be informing me when such activities are happening. I am an IT enthusiast and would like to be attending such conferences and camps.
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