Which conferences / meetups / unconferences should I attend?

by Scott on March 26, 2007

As I mentioned, I’m trying to get out more and hit a few more confereces. I see it as a good chance to meet people and maybe learn a thing or two.

However, I always find it hard to decide which ones to go to (I’m not one of those perennial conference-goers). So far, I’m heading to:

And I’ve been thinking about Gel in NYC. Any others? later in the year? Which are you going to?

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http://foneshow.blogspot.com Erik Schwartz

Podcamp NYC in April is looking to be a great conference. They just got a bigger space and re-opened registration.

There’s about 750 people signed up

http://www.podcampnyc.org/
http://robertg.blogster.com Pop

Why not do them all? When I was in the “real” (read business) I tried to get to as many as time would allow. Sure some were as boring or stupid as heck but met some people eventually networking with them and did learn a little. And I would guess in you new gig getting out there can’t hurt.
http://www.debaird.net Derek

In June I’ll be joining my peeps on the Yahoo! Teachers Team at the National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) in Atlanta.

If you want to meet some really incredible teachers and see how they’re using social media in the classroom, come on down!

And Scott, if you act now, I’ll throw in the Georgia heat and humidity for free! Yep! That’s two for one!
http://jm3.net John Manoogian III

Hmm, I recommend the carson workshops’ FoWA, for the inspiration and insights, and CodeCon, for the unpolished bare-metal hackness of it all. The former inspired me to quit my last job and the latter rekindled my interest in massively decentralized systems.

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